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 ...
Picture: New York Times/SEC/Kotaku The New York Times is perhaps best known for its long-running newspaper. But new data shows that thanks to popular games like Wordlestrands, linksand more, the Just has quietly become a video game company that also happens to have a newspaper subscription. What is Dragon Plague? Dragon’s Dogma 2’s devastating contagion ...
Hot on the heels of the latest PGA tournament, The New York Times introduces a twist his favorite pun Wordle As far as I know, absolutely no one has asked for this: world golf. Like the standard game, which is more pacifistic hangman, world golf requires you to guess the hidden word in as few ...
screenshot: Kenneth Crawford / Kotaku As I continuee to delight in the crazy conspiracy theories Surroundings World, the following its purchase by the New York TimesI’m also excited to discover those who are making progressively more difficult versions of the game. Quordlesa version where you solve four wordless at once has become quite popular, in ...
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 ...
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 ...
image: Devang Thakkar / Kotaku The magic behind Wordle is, of course, that there’s only one puzzle a day. Combined with the ease with which players can paste their spoiler-free results to social media and group chats, it’s that the whole world is all playing the same puzzle, the same day, that makes it so ...
photo: OnlyPhoto (Getty Images) The New York Times just announced that it has bought Wordle, the surprise smash-hit word-guessing game that has taken over people’s browsers (and twitter feeds) for the last month“for a price”in the low seven figures”. The paper’s announcement says the acquisition is part of its digital subscription growth strategy, with its ...
This is not how crossword puzzles work at all. Screenshot: NOW / Kotaku Lots of fans of The New York Times‘iconic crosswords will soon have to find a new way to play, as the Announced paper it will cease to support the popular Across Lite File format that third parties use to import the daily ...
