Behind the most popular games in the Apple App Store and in the Google Play Store, there is a large team of professionals, including psychologists, who are in charge of making the most of typical human behavior patterns in order to hook it and that every day you are forced to open it to get rewards or check that new content has been added. However, it’s not always necessary when the game is really good as is the case with Wordle.
Wordle is a simple game where we have to guess which 5-letter word is hidden behind the squares. As we enter words, those that are in the correct location are shown in green, while those that are in the word, but in another location, are shown in yellow. The rest of the words that are kept with the black background are not included, so we can discard them and not take them into account for the next word that we are considering using.
In addition to the normal Wordle, to differentiate it from the other available options, there is also the Scientific Wordle and a version where we can only write words with tildes. Each one has a different complexity depending on our knowledge, knowledge that, using this game, we cannot expand unless we are constantly consulting the dictionary.
If we want to expand our knowledge of geography, we can do it very quickly and easily through the Wordle version of geography. Unlike the different types of Wordle we’ve talked about, the wordle of geography It does not invite us to discover which word with 5 letters is hidden behind a box, but rather our objective is to guess which country the image shown corresponds to.
If we can’t enter words? Do we have some kind of clue that can help us locate the country in question? Obviously yes. Taking into account that the number of countries exceeds 200, it is necessary to correctly guess which country or territory it is about having some kind of clue based on the answers that we are writing.
The clues to find out what country it is are shown in the form of arrows, which show us where we have to direct our search based on the country we have entered. In addition, it also shows us the number of km from the country we have written to the one we are looking for. With these simple data and the figure of the country, we have more than enough information to use our memory or help us using a map. The only negative point of this version is that the countries that we have to select are only in English, although it shouldn’t be a problem if we have a Shakespeare language base.
