----- INTRODUCTION ----- In order to play on mobile, you must use the type guess button to guess a word. On mobile, (so far) there is no way to scroll. Keyboard controls: - Use the letter keys to type a guess. - Use left and right arrows to move the selection - Use up and down arrows to scroll guesses - Use space, enter, or click the green flag to submit a guess - Press backslash (or certain other keys that Scratch will detect) to backspace. - Press a number on the number strip to set the number of solutions per game. This will take effect once you start a new game. (0 is 10 in this case) Some up-to-date development notes: - This game is likely to receive updates in the future. - The game should be fully playable. - If there are any bugs, or if you don't understand something and I could be more clear in the instructions, please do not hesitate to let me know or ask questions in the comments. ----- SECTION 1 ----- If you already know how to play the original Wordle, you can skip to section 2. Wordle is a word game invented by Josh Wardle. The objective is to guess the secret word within 6 guesses. With each guess, you are given clues for each letter in your guess: A green letter indicates that the letter is in the secret word, in the same space that it is in the guess. A yellow letter indicates that the letter is in the secret word, but NOT in the space that it is in the guess. A gray letter indicates that the letter is NOT in the secret word, anywhere. In the case that your guess contains 2 of the same letter, if the secret word contains one of that letter, then only one of them will be yellow (or green) in the clues for your guess. If one of them is in the right place, that one will be green while the other is gray, no matter which appears first in your guess. If both are in the right place, then both will be green. The keyboard to the right will show each letter as: Light gray, if the letter hasn't been used in any guesses yet; Dark gray, if the letter has been confirmed not to be in the secret word; Yellow, if the letter is confirmed to be in the secret word, but its location has not yet been found; or Green, if the letter's location has been found in the secret word. ----- SECTION 2 ----- Confusing Wordle is just like the original Wordle! Except... there are TWO secret words. Unlike a certain other variant of the game, Dordle, Confusing Wordle is played on only one board. That means the clues might seem a little mixed up! Let's somewhat redefine each color: Green indicates that AT LEAST ONE of the secret words has that letter in that slot. The other word might have a different letter in that slot. Yellow indicates that AT LEAST ONE of the secret words has that letter, but NEITHER has it in that slot. Gray indicates that NEITHER of the secret words contains that letter. If two of the same letter are yellow in the same guess, this does not necessarily mean that one word has two of that letter. It means either that, OR that both words contain at least one of that letter. If your guess has one yellow or green letter, and another of the same letter is gray in the same guess, that means only ONE of the secret words contains that letter.
----- NOTES ----- This game has an Android app which is better maintained, has more settings, and, well, works on Android. ----- CREDITS ----- The original Wordle was created by Josh Wardle. It can be played on the New York Times website: https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html This version of the game, Confusing Wordle (AKA Confuddle), was coded completely by me, DaKook. If you are interested in the Android App, look for Confuddle on the Google Play Store! It will be "Confuddle" by "DaKook Apps."
