Even if you haven’t played it, you probably know what Wordle is at this point. The simple word game has gotten some high-profile attention from publications like the New York Times. But beyond that, the game itself is its own marketing campaign. Has your Twitter feed been inexplicably filled with colored boxes over the last few weeks? That’s Wordle.
Haters emerge A lot of players love Wordle, but as is the case with any popular social trend, it’s gained its fair share of naysayers as well. Chatting about the game with a friend recently, he told me that someone he knew was so annoyed about the trend that she began tweeting the answer every day — going as far as to pay money to promote some tweets.Social backlash cycles are predictable, but it’s one I can sympathize with. After all, no one likes feeling left out.
The joy of Wordle is that it’s easy to pick up. As long as you know some five-letter words, you know how to play. It’s a free browser game, so there’s no price of admission, and the one puzzle a day limit means that you can’t get addicted to it even if you wanted to. Out of any game that’s become a social phenomenon, Wordle is the most user-friendly one out there.🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Enjoy a simple pleasure But it’s not even the game itself that makes it special.
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