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Wordle meets Clippy in this new word game

The Verge ·
Wordle meets Clippy in this new word game

Like many of us, Sam Rosenthal plays games like Wordle every day, chasing after good scores and sharing the results with friends and family.

But he's also a game designer, the creative director at Blaseball developer The Game Band, and so this regular habit got him thinking about what else could be done in the space.

"When I was a kid and I played word games with my family, they weren't the New York Times puzzle games," Rosenthal explains.

"We were sitting in a car on a road trip playing these really loose games that couldn't be made digitally before.

Things like the alphabet game or our own riffs on 20 questions.

That felt like a really int … Read the full story at The Verge.

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