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2021 saw the popularization of an exceptional game, courtesy of The New York Times. Numerous puzzle games have attempted to emulate this unique style, yet none compare to the immersive gameplay offered through the NYT app. Known as Wordle, the game provides players with six attempts to decipher a five-letter word. The identity of the word remains hidden, and can only be unveiled by interpreting the feedback received for each guess. Gray, yellow, and green blocks signify which letters are within the final word and their positions among the five letters.

In this game called “The New York Times’ Connections,” you’re provided with 16 words or phrases. Your task is to categorize them into 4 secret groups. Each category has a distinct color, starting from Yellow, which is the easiest, followed by Green, Blue, and finally Purple, which is the most challenging. The categories can encompass various topics such as car brands, Jane Austen novels, Spring flowers, or words that are commonly spelled in British English. You only get 4 attempts to guess correctly before losing your progress, and if you fail, the categories will be unveiled.

In The New York Times’ Strands game, players are challenged to discover multiple terms associated with a specific subject, hidden within a letter grid. To uncover the true essence of the theme, you’ll need to decipher the Slangram, which provides a clue to the actual definition of the theme. For instance, this could be a phrase or word such as “comic heroes” or “greetings.” As you find the Slangram, you’ll also come across words related to the broader theme. For example, if the theme is comic heroes, you might discover names like Superman and Batman.

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