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Antiwordle is the "opposite" of Wordle. Your goal is NOT to win. Your goal is to loseβthat is, to make as many guesses as possible without finding the secret word.
The game is a battle against the rules, which are specifically designed to force you to win.
This is the most important part. You are forced to use the information you find.
π© The Green Letter Rule (Must Use): If you get a green letter (correct letter in the correct position), you MUST use that letter in that exact position for all future guesses.
π¨ The Yellow Letter Rule (Must Use): If you get a yellow letter (correct letter in the wrong position), you MUST include that letter somewhere in your next guess.
β¬ The Gray Letter Rule (Forbidden): If a letter turns gray (it's not in the word), you are NOT ALLOWED to use that letter in any future guesses.
Your goal is to make these rules as hard to follow as possible, but the game will turn red and stop you if you try to break them.
Let's see how the rules force you into a corner. (π© = Green, S- = Yellow, β¬ = Gray)
Let's assume the secret word is PLANT...
Your goal is to use letters that are not in the word. A common "anti-strategy" is to guess words with uncommon letters, like FUZZY or GYPSY.
Player Guesses (1): GYPSY
(The player hopes all letters are gray)
Feedback:
G Y P S Y
β¬ β¬ π¨ β¬ β¬
Player's "Oh No" Moment: Disaster! The P is in the word.
New Rules:
P somewhere in your next guess.G, Y, or S ever again.The player must now use a P. They will try to guess another word that uses P but avoids all other letters in PLANT.
Player Guesses (2): CHOMP
(This guess follows the rules: It uses P. It does not use G, Y, or S.)
Feedback:
C H O M P
β¬ β¬ β¬ β¬ π©
Player's "Oh No" Moment: A total catastrophe! The P is not only in the word, it's in the correct position.
New Rules:
_ _ _ _ P.G, Y, S, C, H, O, M.The player is now severely restricted. They must guess a 5-letter word ending in P, using only the remaining letters of the alphabet. They try to find a word that isn't PLANT (which they don't know is the answer).
Player Guesses (3): ARIEL
(Wait, the player breaks the rule! The game will reject this. They MUST guess a word ending in P.)
Player Guesses (3) (Corrected): FLUMP
(This guess follows the rules: It ends in P. It does not use any gray letters.)
Feedback:
F L U M P
β¬ π¨ β¬ β¬ π©
Player's "Oh No" Moment: This is getting worse! L is in the word, but in the wrong spot.
New Rules:
_ _ _ _ P.L (but not in the 2nd position).G, Y, S, C, H, O, M, F, U.The player is now completely cornered.
_ _ _ _ PL.F, U, M, C, H, O, G, Y, S.PLANT? No, that doesn't end in P. (My example word PLANT was bad! Let's pivot the example word to CREEP).Let's do a fast, better example. Secret Word: WACKY
PIANO -> π¨β¬β¬β¬β¬ (A is yellow)A.SALET -> β¬π©β¬β¬β¬ (A is green!)_ A _ _ _.MARCH -> β¬π©β¬β¬π¨ (A is green, C is yellow)_ A _ _ _ and contain a C.CANDY -> π©π©β¬β¬π© (C is green, A is green, Y is green)C A _ _ Y.CABBY -> π©π©π©β¬π© (B is gray)C A _ _ Y, cannot use B.WACKY or MACKY... they try WACKY.WACKY -> π©π©π©π©π©FUZZY, GYPSY, XEROX, or QUACK to try and get 5 gray letters.A), put it in a new spot, but surround it with new letters you haven't used, rather than letters you know are gray (which is illegal).You can play the official version here: