Words and Mathimatical puzzles

And then there's globle - like worldle but only for real countries, and you get a spinning globe with countries getting more colour as you approach your target.

After just a few weeks, has this thing run out of steam?

@mwmiller said
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/

Mathler is harder that initially thought. My best is three tries (and that needs luck) my worst is six 🙁

@ponderable said
Mathler is harder that initially thought. My best is three tries (and that needs luck) my worst is six 🙁

I've had a hole-in-one with Mathler as well as a couple of 2s. It's mostly luck.

Here's a new variant for those needing something to do.
https://wafflegame.net/

Following the Wordle variant treasure hunt, here's one that's a real test of your deductive abilities: www.redactle.com

It's a Wikipedia article, stripped of all text except prepositions and conjunctions. Your task is to find the topic that the article is about. It's more difficult than it sounds.