Washington: Want to be a millionaire? Dating a desi girl and make a word puzzle to spoil it.
It was among the jokes that occurred after the New York Times announced on Monday that he bought Worldle – a word word designed by British software engineer Josh Wardle for his colleague Palak Shah – for a simple price “.
Simple game”, which gives players six Trying to guess the word Mystery of five letters, it will be “free at first”, the newspaper said, in the midst of a skeptical of the puzzle corporatization fans who have been operating since October 2021 and have quickly extorted millions of followers throughout the world.
“When The Times seems to be entertaining more breakers with puzzles every day – especially during this anxiety – we are happy to announce that we have obtained Worms, the game of a stimulating and very popular daily.
It has become a cultural phenomenon,” said NYT, adding that it will join the “interesting original game portfolio, a fun and challenging puzzle game every day”.
The puzzle was made by Josh Wardle, a software engineer based in Brooklyn, for his partner, a palator who was said to like word games.
In the midst of a joke about the success of the “Gujarat model”, Wardle also credits NYT games to play a big role in his creation and promise to work with paper to maintain the current cache to maintain the current cache to maintain the current cache to maintain the current cache.
“The game is getting bigger than I have ever imagined …
I have long admired the Times approach to their quality of playing and respect, which with them they treat their players.
Their values ​​are in harmony with me in these things and I’m happy That they will become a game waiter who moves forward, “Wardle said in a statement he posted on social media.
Note Players today will be maintained, he added.
Some fans reveal skepticism about acquisitions.
“I think some of what I like (D?) So much about Wordle is that it’s good to remember the internet version that isn’t so married to advertise / sell myself something / attach some of the benefits of a larger company.
Haha …
Anyway ….
Congratulations to Worldle Man, “Write One.
NYT games, which include puzzles such as spelling bees, have separate subscription fees.