The post Now You Can Create Your Own ‘Wordle’ After Major NYT Games Update appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Wordle just expanded in a major way. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images Not much has changed with the NYT Games app’s popular word-puzzle game, Wordle, since it joined the newspaper’s online slate of games back in 2022. Some words were edited out of the list and the design was spruced up, but other than that it’s been basically the same old, same old ever since. There’s nothing wrong with that, of course. The game does exactly what we want it to do: Provide one word every day that everyone solves together. I’ve added “Competitive Wordle” to my own daily guides, which I think provides a nice added layer for gamers like me who are very competitive. But the game itself has largely remained static. Until today. Now You Can Create Your Own Wordle Today, the New York Times announced the addition of Create Your Own Wordle. This is only available to subscribers, but the Wordles you create can be played by anyone. These can be anywhere between 4 and 7 letters long, so you’re not bound to the 5-letter Wordles the actual game uses. (This actually makes me more certain than ever that when the 5-letter words run out, or maybe even sooner, Wordle will switch to 4-7 letter words). You can try this out by creating your own Wordle right here. You can also add a clue to your Wordle to give players an extra leg up, or leave the clue space blank. You can include your display name as well. “Our solvers already love sharing their Wordle scores in group chats and on social media,” the New York Times said in the announcement post. “On a typical day, more than 2,000 people share their Wordle score every second. With the addition of… The post Now You Can Create Your Own ‘Wordle’ After Major NYT Games Update appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Wordle just expanded in a major way. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images Not much has changed with the NYT Games app’s popular word-puzzle game, Wordle, since it joined the newspaper’s online slate of games back in 2022. Some words were edited out of the list and the design was spruced up, but other than that it’s been basically the same old, same old ever since. There’s nothing wrong with that, of course. The game does exactly what we want it to do: Provide one word every day that everyone solves together. I’ve added “Competitive Wordle” to my own daily guides, which I think provides a nice added layer for gamers like me who are very competitive. But the game itself has largely remained static. Until today. Now You Can Create Your Own Wordle Today, the New York Times announced the addition of Create Your Own Wordle. This is only available to subscribers, but the Wordles you create can be played by anyone. These can be anywhere between 4 and 7 letters long, so you’re not bound to the 5-letter Wordles the actual game uses. (This actually makes me more certain than ever that when the 5-letter words run out, or maybe even sooner, Wordle will switch to 4-7 letter words). You can try this out by creating your own Wordle right here. You can also add a clue to your Wordle to give players an extra leg up, or leave the clue space blank. You can include your display name as well. “Our solvers already love sharing their Wordle scores in group chats and on social media,” the New York Times said in the announcement post. “On a typical day, more than 2,000 people share their Wordle score every second. With the addition of…