The folks at Squirrel Monkey reimagine modern apps and online services as if they existed decades ago. They do a great job making them look like software did in the 1980s and 1990s. This imaginary 1980s version of Wordle looks and sounds exactly like real PC games of the era. I don't know how they do it!
Watch: What if Wordle existed in the 1980s
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This addictive Morse code game is the new Wordle you never knew you needed
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Bored with Wordle? Try Alphaguess
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New York Times launches copyright crackdown on Wordle clones
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