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@ponderable saidHere is an updated list:
@mwmiller
Why did you remove the links?
@kewpie saidHere are the solutions for a few earlier ones, Kewpie. You may be expecting them to be more complicated than they actually are. 🙂
I enjoy the simple puzzles that anyone using their everyday intelligence and average education can solve.
Unfortunately the puzzles that find their way into this forum usually rely on university-level mathematics, statistics, probability, calculus for their solution, so I'm a non-participant.
@kewpie saidI have the opposite view.
I enjoy the simple puzzles that anyone using their everyday intelligence and average education can solve.
Unfortunately the puzzles that find their way into this forum usually rely on university-level mathematics, statistics, probability, calculus for their solution, so I'm a non-participant.
@mwmiller saidHere's some more info on WORLDLE in case you're interested and have not tried it yet.
WORLDLE: identify a nation from it's silhouette
: https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/
@kewpie saidGood point Kewpie! Nothing to do with words or math, and in reality it sux.
I didn't get it today. This isn't a game of vocabulary, it's geography, and i would not have got it in 50 tries without looking at a map. Back to school ...
@mwmiller said#Worldle #33 1/6 (100😵
Good point Kewpie! Nothing to do with words or math, and in reality it sux.
If you happen to live in or near that nation you will probably recognize it. Otherwise it is just an oddly shaped 'thing'.
It's more like a solid black piece of a solid black jigsaw puzzle where each piece is a nation, and you have to figure out where it fits. No edge or corner pieces, and n ...[text shortened]... r making a quess, the clues given make it too easy to zero in on the nation if you have a world map.
@mwmiller saidYou can add this one to the list:
Here is an updated list:
WORDLE: guess the 5 letter word in 6 guesses
: https://www.powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle/
NY TIMES page & some of their other games
: https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html
WORDLE ARCHIVES:old wordles you missed
: https://www.devangthakkar.com/wordle_archive/
QUORDLE:four wordles at a time in 9 guesses
: https://www.quordle.com ...[text shortened]... //www.mathler.com/
WORLDLE: identify a nation from it's silhouette
: https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/
@mwmiller saidQuit?! Never quit. This is forum is sloooow. Post all the links you want.
OK, I lied! I found another one.
I'll post this last one, and then quit. 🙂
https://lazyguyy.github.io/survivle/
In Survivle it is your goal to lose by not guessing the word!
It's much harder than it sounds, since you cannot re-use any wrong letters, and also you must use all of the correct letters you discover.