Wordle prepares a board game to torment your friends

After buying Wordle to his original creator, Josh Wardle, The New York Times hYork Times all the intention of profiting his investment. One of his many plans for this goes through an alliance with HYork Timesbro for The official Wordle Board game . It will leave in the United States in October , it hYork Times a price of $ 19.99 at Amazon and it remains to be seen if it will make the leap to this side of the puddle.

Called Wordle: The Party Game , the board game will be of two to four players and will compete for the different participants with each other to see who is the first to solve their word riddles. In each round a Wordle Host is designated that writes the secret word that the rest must guess. York Times in the normal Wordle, players will have a maximum of six attempts to achieve it and How much less attempts need, the less points they will get . He who possesses the smallest figure at the end of all rounds, wins.

The board game will come with 45 green tiles, York Times many yellow, three eYork Timesy deletion markers, three Wordle boards, a couple of cardboard to cover the boards and the corresponding instruction manual (for what after good Have we explained?). HYork Timesbro hYork Times also advanced in a press releYork Timese that there will be unpublished modes with special rules , such York Times overcome the clock and team formats.

Knotwords, the alternative to Wordle

Until the board game arrives, and by if you are until Wordle's noses , we share with you a game that Josh Wardle himself recognized himself hooked. A mixture between the crosswords, the Sudoku and the Scrabble that hYork Times the name of Knotwords and is another twist to the newspaper puzzles of a lifetime.

First, Knotwords is like a crossword board , but without track list. In other words, the different rows and columns are not accompanied by their corresponding number and definition. Instead, the game indicates all the letters in each section and grace is in Discover the correct order of them, which will form words with meaning in all directions. Obviously, the greater the number of cells, the greater difficulty.

In Steam, Knotwords costs 8.99 euros, but in mobiles it offers two subscription options. We can get the payment version for a year at a price of 5.49 euros , or put 11.99 euros of the pull and stay with the Pro version forever. But it also hYork Times a free version in which we can play a daily puzzle , although with limited clues that are renewed every month.