Gordle game offers hockey enthusiasts a captivating twist on the viral game Wordle. Presented by The Athletic's Sean McIndoe on the Puck Soup podcast, Gordle challenges players to guess the last name of an NHL player, past or present, within a limited number of attempts. With each guess, players receive feedback indicating which letters are in the correct position, which letters are in the word but in the wrong position, and which letters are not in the word at all. Whether you're a die-hard hockey fan or just looking for a fun and challenging word game, Gordle promises an exciting and engaging experience.
Hockey-Themed Word Guessing Game: Gordle puts a hockey twist on the popular Wordle format, challenging players to guess NHL players' last names within a limited number of attempts.
Interactive Feedback System: Players receive feedback on their guesses, helping them narrow down the possibilities and make more informed guesses as they attempt to uncover the mystery player's last name.
Engaging Gameplay: With its simple yet addictive gameplay mechanics, Gordle offers hours of entertainment for hockey fans of all ages.
To play Gordle, players must submit guesses of NHL players' last names, past or present. Each guess is evaluated based on the feedback provided, with green indicating correct letters in the correct position, yellow indicating correct letters in the wrong position, and grey indicating letters that are not part of the word at all. Players can adjust their guesses by moving them left or right if they don't match the length of the target name. The goal is to correctly guess the last name of the NHL player within the allotted number of attempts.
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