"Wordle" crossovers are almost everywhere, starting from their different variations to their guessing styles. What about combining "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" or "CS: GO" with The New York Times' word game.
The popular first-person shooter game is currently on the Steam charts as the most played game on the platform. For "Wordle" fans who also play "CS: GO," that's another story to explore for the day.
'CS: GOrdle' is the Newest 'Wordle' Variant
While many word-guessing games feature a unique subject for different players, "CS:GOrdle" is another Wordle-like game that you need to try especially if you are a fan of guns.
According to PC Gamer, this game will allow you to take turns guessing a particular skin in "Counter Strike." Of course, all the armaments come in different sizes, conditions, and rarities so you need to have good knowledge about them.
You should also know their current price, as well as their paint. These criteria will help you in your journey of figuring out the exact name for the gun of the day.
There's a CS:GOish touch here that you can notice especially when you receive feedback. You will see some little crate boxes which will become green if your guess in a particular category is correct.
If you are playing to accomplish one word per day, you can select its "free play" option so you won't get disturbed by the daily limit.
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'CS: GOrdle' Creator's Plans on the Game
In a Reddit forum, the game creator u/hollalele said that, in the meantime, the users could only guess gun skins. However, in the next few updates, he might add knives which he thought will be very fun.
Soon, the players will be able to use a hint button for a specific category. Further improvements in the form of additional information about the word will be coming, as well.
With the arrival of "CS:GOrdle," we could potentially expect other related games that could follow.
Soon enough, we might see "Dotardle," a "Wordle" version where you can guess hero names and other items. "Borderlandordle" is another good concept for "Borderlands" gamers, but who knows what's coming next for them.
Other 'Wordle' Games to Play
Aside from the classic "Wordle," Tom's Guide wrote a report about the best alternatives that you can play for a change of scene.
The tech publication listed the following options that you can try:
- Wordle Unlimited
- Hello Wordl
- Mathler
- Typeshift
- Spelling Bee
- Letterpress
- Kitty Letter
- Spell Tower
- SWordle
- Absurdle
- Who are Ya?
- Worldle
- Squabble
- Heardle
- Octordle
- Quordle
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Written by Joseph Henry
