graphic: Kotaku / Vicky Leta Happy Labor Day, Puzzlers! It’s day 3 of your three-day weekend, so make the most of it. (And by “make the most of it,” we mean “sit back, relax, and do something fun.”) If you’re the grill master of the barbecue, throw on an extra pack of hot dogs as ...
graphic: Kotaku / Vicky Leta Is it us or was this the fastest August ever? But now we are already in September, which promises to be a highly entertaining monthstarting with the great plans you have for this Labor Day weekend. Maybe pick up a game from our tried and tested Weekend guide? First, let’s ...
graphic: My city It’s called Labor Day weekend, but the only work you should be doing is flipping burgers on the grill and deciding which college football game you’re going to watch when the season really kicks off this week. Or you could College Football 25 and find out if you’re a better coach than ...
Connections is about finding things that don’t look like they go well together, but they do. Deadpool and Wolverinefor example, the now the most successful R-rated film of all time. Today’s Connections won’t make you a whopping billion dollars and it’s not R-rated, but it’s as exciting as ever to challenge your brain. The 10 ...
Puzzle games can be addictive. Maybe not Randy Orton plays The Fire Ringaddictive (we hope), but definitely habit-forming. Kotaku hopes for the (reported) comeback of Spyro The Dragon Your daily sweet 16 words are back and ready for your best grouping efforts. The popular Connections Brainbuster by The New York Times has four groups of ...
photo: Brandon Bell / Staff (Getty Images) Following Wordle‘s dream-like purchase for over a million bucks, people have assumed new owners the New York Times would inevitably make changes for the worse. I mean, of course it would. It’s a big billion-dollar corporation buying a tiny morsel of joy. That always ends in sadness, right? ...
Screenshot: The New York Times/Kotaku Internet language sensation Wordle is now owned by The New York Times and housed firmly on the Gray Lady’s servers. That’s meant a rickety migration for some players, but also changes to the game itself. Words like “sluts” have recently been banned from being used as guesses, and the paper ...
Wordle has officially moved over to the New York Times website. goodbye powerlanguage.co.uk. Hello, nytimes.com/games/wordle. the original Wordle website will automatically redirect to the new page, but you might want to hold off on playing for a bit — if you want to keep your streak. Players on social media are reporting that most of ...
Don’t pretend like you don’t know the right answer here.Screenshot: The New York Times/Kotaku The debate between star trek other star Wars is older than time—I know it’s older than I am anyway—and it reared its head as recently as the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle, which poses a brain-breaking question. The clever puzzle ...
It’s that time of year again: a large publication has had decided that kids play too many games, and this time it’s a COVID-flavoured special, courtesy of the New York Times, designed to make parents feel guilty for letting their energy-filled children play video games after being cooped up all day doing online school. I ...
