Wordle fans are not happy with changes in the viral game after NYT takeover. See tweets

Several regular players of Wordle have complained about the glitches that they observed in the popular game.

Wordle, the viral word game, has successfully left netizens hooked to it. You probably have heard of, or even played, this addictive game. However, it was recently acquired by the New York Times and now Wordle fans are registering a lot of complaints regarding the game.

If you still don't know what Wordle is about, we have got you covered. Wordle requires the player to guess a five-letter word in six tries. The most fun part of the game is that there is only one Wordle per day. The rules are simple. If the player gets the letter that was a part of the word, then the tile turns yellow. If the player, however, guesses a letter that is in the word and the position is correct as well, the tile turns green. If the player guesses anything else, the tile turns grey.

Several regular players of Wordle have complained about the glitches that they observed in the popular game. It is safe to say that the internet was obsessed with the game, so there were many complaints.

While some pointed out that the 5-letter word has become too hard to guess, others expressed that they have received multiple answers for a single Wordle.

Here are some of the tweets:

NYT: No, we did not make Wordle harder. We promise.Also NYT: Today’s Wordle is KHYBX — which everyone knows is a popular 11th century Latin delicacy derived from quicksand extract. Duh.

Just got this explanation from the NYT pic.twitter.com/0gqHh23Eyi