Wordle Enters The Physical World Through Official Hasbro Game
The beloved web-based puzzle game Wordle has been transformed into a physical board game by toy manufacturer Hasbro. The popular word game, developed by Josh Wardle and owned by The New York Times, challenges players to find a five-letter word through trial and error. A LEGO Wordle set was recently proposed by a fan, but now Hasbro has turned the online game into a real physical board game.
Published online in January 2021, Wordle challenges players with using trial and error to find a five-letter word within six guesses. Every incorrect answer reveals which letters belong in the actual solution, and whether they are in the correct position or not, gradually narrowing down the final word. Wordle gives players a new five-letter word to find each day, and every player in the world is given the exact same solution. This adds a social element to the web-based word game, letting gamers share their victories or defeats after playing. The game's success has spawned many Wordle clones like the multiplayer WeWordle, which lets two players compete to find the solution first.
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Hasbro recently announced Wordle: The Party Game, a board game that will let fans play the notorious word puzzle game with friends. The physical version of the game makes one player, the Wordle Host, write down a secret word for the group to guess. Guessing works exactly like the online version of Wordle, with the Host marking correct letters. Dry-erase boards and markers let players use the board game over and over, and Wordle: The Party Game even includes different ways to play like a timed mode or cooperative team play. The word puzzle board game will launch in October, and it is
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