Wordle, a simple word-guessing web-based game, recently took the world by storm, becoming so popular that it was eventually purchased by the New York Times. Since then, numerous spinoffs based on various themes have been created.
Following suit, a creative developer who is also a Counter-Strike fan created a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive version of Wordle in which users must guess the names of weapon skins.
It caters solely to the CS: GO audience, with players attempting to guess the name of the mystery gun skin by determining the weapon's specs, limiting their options in an attempt to predict the proper weapon skin.
The web-based game is extremely simple to understand, and anyone can quickly learn how to play it. Instead of directly spelling out the name of the weapon skin based on hints and cues, the user must guess it by determining specific skin attributes, which are as follows:
A user will have eight chances to narrow down specific factors related to the weapon skin and make guesses based on them.
To enjoy CS: GO, a basic understanding of gun skins is required; otherwise, the user will be unable to make accurate guesses. They should also be aware of how specific categories affect a weapon skin and how one characteristic may be linked to another, as this makes predicting what the mystery gun skin is difficult.
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