Letterle

What is Letterle 

Letterle is a two-player word game popular in Italy. It has been played since the 16th century and is still quite popular today.

The goal of the game, which is played on a grid with standard letter sizes, is to construct words out of tiles. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins. There are numerous game variants and regulations, but they all center on building words out of tiles, and you'll see that this idea is applied to almost every one of the rules below.

You can play for as long as you wish without repeating any words thanks to the infinite combinations of the 26 English letters (but if you keep playing, you might come up with some new ones).

Each category only contains six-letter tiles, though. While preventing you from focusing in any one area, this keeps things interesting.

Gameplay

Here's how to play Letterle with two players:

Reading a list of words with numbers that are distinctly different from one another is the first step. The first participant makes a list of as many words as they can that begin with the first letter of the list. The second player reads each word and then looks for a match on their list. After each player has responded, the list is usually read aloud again, and new words are added to the board until no one can think of any more, at which point just the players' previous responses are left on the board.

Once you've used all the letters in your response, you must discard your letter card and pick another one from the same stack.

- Find the secret word on each attempt.
- Each time, a four-letter word must be utilized.
- The color of the letters changes after each attempt; the green letter is the right one, while the grey one is incorrect.
- In order to increase interest and excitement in your attempt to reveal the letter to which you have been challenged, the game allows you to post the results on social media while presenting the series of efforts with colors but without disclosing the letter.