Today's complaints also follow problems earlier in the week, as an apparent glitch in Tuesday's game resulted in two different solutions depending on the site used, as well as another hiccup which saw players lose their winning streaks. But recently fans have been annoyed by changes to the game since it was bought by the NY Times, like 'obscure' answers and glitches
Wordle, which only offers one puzzle per day to keep fans hooked, has amassed millions of players since it came online last October.
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It was created by New York based Welsh software engineer Josh Wardle for his girlfriend Palak Shah, who loves word puzzles. It follows a string of complaints from puzzlers that the game has become too hard since the takeover by the US media complany, while a technical glitch on Tuesday meant there were two possible solutions and another hiccup last week saw players lose their winning streaks. Some found themselves in the frustrating position of missing just one letter to solve the puzzle right the way through, but still failing to complete it in six guesses. Recently, fans have been complaining that has become 'too difficult' since the US newspaper took over, with previous answers like 'caulk' and 'agora' branded too niche for most players.īut while today's answer was a more common word, many players still had problems, finding that even with four correct letters in the right spot there were too many possibilities for the correct answer. Wordle lovers have slammed the New York Times again over today's answer - with some branding it the worst in the game's history.
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