Eldrow
With the exception of the fact that you can play five puzzles every day as opposed to just one, Edlrow has the same restrictions as Wordle. As the name suggests, the game is Wordle turned on its head. You are given the answer at the end, and you must use the colored letters to figure out how you got there.
How is the Edlrow game played?
Eldrow and Wordle both use the same set of rules and color palette. They are used in the overall gameplay in the following way: five puzzles per day.
The final letter of the word grey is not where you will find it.
Yellow: The letter at the end of the word is in the right place, but it should be somewhere else.
Green: The letter is present and may be found in the end word's proper place.
Each puzzle is unique since it has a different root word and a multicolored grid. Since "BLIND" is the root word, it is the solution to the riddle. You type your prediction into the patterned grid above it, and then press enter. The correct response can only be one of the following choices due to how the colors are arranged on this grid:
A single green tile indicates that the letter "B" should be in the first slot of the proper response, which is the same position as "BLIND."
A yellow tile indicates that one letter of the word "BLIND" other than the letter "B" must be in a different place from the other letters in order for the response to be correct. Three black tiles show that the answer does not include two letters other than the letter "B" in the word "BLIND."
One probable answer to this issue is "BODY". There may also be other terminologies used. There can be only one right answer. You will find that "BOODY" satisfies each of the rules listed above if you apply them to it.
You can try again after deleting your initial estimate by clicking the DELETE button.
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