Speedle is a Wordle-inspired game with tonnes of hidden options. Let's take a deeper look at how this interesting game works and how you may personalize your experience.
When you look at the speedrun timer, you'll see a code that contains the key to the game's parameters. Let us break it down:
v01: This indicates the game's current version, v01.
N: The letter N denotes the difficulty level, with options ranging from normal to ultra-hard.
The New York Times wordlist specifies a word length of 5 (x10). The length of the speed run is displayed here, displaying how many wordles you must solve throughout the game.
-aXY: If present, this section indicates which autoguessing features are active. The first value (X) indicates whether "automatically press enter" is enabled (1) or disabled (0), while the second digit (Y) specifies the number of autoguesses available.
-dX: When this parameter is present, it provides the amount of delay time following each guess in tenths of a second.
-pX: If present, this parameter displays the amount of penalty time added for each incorrect guess, expressed in tenths of a second.
/X: If present, this segment indicates the activation of a specific variant (B for blind, K for hidden keyboard).
Now that you've discovered the secrets of the code, it's time to personalize your Speedle experience. Navigate to the settings and study the numerous choices available to customise the game to your preferences. Whether you prefer a leisurely walk through the word puzzles or a high-energy challenge, Speedle has something for everyone.
