Foodies will like playing
Phoodle, a word-guessing game. The goal of the game is for players to come up with a five-letter term connected to food in no more than six attempts. The game is based on Wordle, a popular online puzzle game, except it has a culinary focus instead.
The video game is available for free on the internet. Every day, a new task appears in the game, but you can only attempt it once each day. The player must type a five-letter word into the supplied area before pressing the "enter" button. The game will then present the response to the term in the form of colored squares:
• A green square adjacent to a letter shows that it is in the correct location within the word.
• If the letter is present in the word but not in the correct location, a yellow square will show in lieu of the square.
• If the letter does not occur in the word, a gray square will appear in its place.
The player must rely on this feedback to properly guess the word in no more than six attempts. If the player's guess is correct, they will be awarded with a message that says "You got it!" as well as a series of emojis that they can copy and distribute to their friends. If the player runs out of chances to try again, they will be shown a message that says "Sorry, you didn't get it." followed by the answer.