Wordle, created by software engineer Josh Wardle during the COVID-19 lockdowns, has quickly become popular since its release in October 2021, with The New York Times acquiring it by January 2022. Wardle expressed joy in the positive impact the game has had on users, allowing them to connect with loved ones through comparing scores. The game’s simplicity and daily challenges, like guessing a five-letter word, have captivated puzzle enthusiasts worldwide, making it a beloved pastime for many.
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