Eldrow is the name for the Wordle in reverse. Eldrow thrives on a fresh concept that allows you in control of the experience, yet having Worlde roots.
To be explicit, Eldrow asks you to think of a five-letter term and request that the Eldeow solver guess it in the fewest number of turns. To make it demand more guesses, find the longest row of hard-mode guesses you can.
As the solver makes more guesses, your score rises.
Eldrow makes use of the same set of guidelines and color scheme as Wordle. This is what the game implies.
. Grey: The letter is absent from the final word.
. Amber: The letter is in the last word, but it's not where it should be.
. Green: The letter is present in the final word and is positioned correctly.
In Eldrow, the roles are reversed, so you must indicate Grey, Amber, or Green on the guess.
By clicking on the letters, you may change their color. The first click turns them amber, and the second turns them green.
The solver has discovered the secret word after six attempts.
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