Wordle fans will enjoy QWRTL, a four to eleven-letter word guessing game. Here's an alternative to what Josh suggested. This new game will appeal to you because it offers exciting gameplay that does not use the letter E.
The only difference between the new and old Wordle versions is the absence of the letter E in the latter. The game can be played forever, and the user can create hidden words of any length from four to eleven letters. Furthermore, the bar begins at five, just as it did in the original game. You can, however, select between 4 and 11 letters by changing the slider.
In QWRTL, players begin by guessing a 5-letter word, just like in Wordle. You can use the slider on the board to play with four to eleven letters, increasing the difficulty of the game significantly. The player's goal is the same as it was in the original Wordle game: to uncover the hidden words. After you've predicted it, type it in. The color of the crossword reveals the answers, and tips will be supplied to help you guess the next words. The correct term is marked in blue, whereas the words in yellow are present but in the erroneous context. When a letter is greyed out, it indicates that it is no longer required in the word. Take note of the lack of the letter E from the table in this iteration. Let's see how many you can correctly estimate.
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