Squardle

In Squardle, a 2D version of Wordle, you have to find six hidden words that are spread across a crossword grid both horizontally and vertically. You only have ten chances to guess the right word. But if you guess the secret word correctly, the game will give you more chances to guess.

The Squardle rules

At first, there are no people at the table.
When you made your first guess, you put in the first row and column.
If the letter stays where it is, it is hit (green).
When you guess a letter correctly, a small colored box will appear on the screen as a hint. Orange means it's on both sides, yellow means it's in a different place in that row, red means it's somewhere else in that column, white means it's somewhere else in the problem but not in that row or column, and black means it's not on the puzzle.
For every word you find, you get a second chance.
You start with ten chances to guess. When you guess, you'll be given a row and a column to put your guess in. (There will be little arrows on the top and sides of the screen.)

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