Obscurdle
Obscurdle is a game that is based on the popular word game Wordle. It was created by Henry Truong (@hungrytenor) and is derived from Wordle, which was created by Josh Wardle. The development of Obscurdle is ongoing, which means that games may be modified, added, removed, or reordered without prior notice. If a game you have solved is moved to a different position, your progress will be carried over to its new position. If a game you have solved is modified, it will still be marked as solved.
The rules of Obscurdle are similar to Wordle but with a few differences. In Wordle, you have a limited number of guesses to determine a hidden word. In Obscurdle, you have unlimited guesses. In addition, the meanings of the yellow and green squares in each game are not provided. It is up to you to determine their meanings based on your guesses and the feedback you receive. Your goal in Obscurdle is to input words to produce the three requested color patterns.
Obscurdle utilizes the same list of acceptable words as Wordle, meaning that the words you input must be valid words according to Wordle's word list.
Some more information about the Obscurdle game:
Features:
- Obscurdle is derived from Wordle and shares the same list of acceptable words.
- The game is ongoing, and new games may be added, modified, or removed without prior notice.
- Your progress in solved games will be carried over if they are moved to a different position.
- If a game you have solved is modified, it will still be marked as solved.
- The meanings of yellow and green squares in each game are not provided, and you have to determine their meanings yourself.
- You have unlimited guesses to find the solution.
- Your goal is to input words that produce the three requested color patterns.
Tips to Win:
- Start with common letters: Begin by guessing words that contain commonly used letters in the English language, such as vowels (A, E, I, O, U) and common consonants (T, N, S, R).
- Analyze feedback: The feedback you receive from your guesses is crucial. Use it to narrow down the possibilities and determine the meanings of the yellow and green squares. Adapt your strategy based on the feedback to make more informed guesses.
- Experiment with different word lengths: Try words of different lengths to see how they affect the color patterns. This can help you understand the relationships between the words you input and the resulting patterns.
- Refine your guesses: As you gather more information from the feedback, refine your guesses accordingly. Eliminate words that don't fit the observed patterns and focus on words that are more likely to produce the desired color patterns.