Jardle is a word-guessing game which is majorly inspired by the concept of © New York Time’s Wordle (https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html). The major features of Jardle that makes Jardle better than Wordle are:
- Rich database of 10,000 variable length English Words available offline so that the player can play the game anywhere, anytime!
- Variable word sizes making the game more interesting and challenging.
- Immediate change of word which is chosen randomly after the guessing of the current word or exhausting all the attempts so that the player never gets bored while playing the game.
- Offline database of more than 400,000+ English words available offline to check whether the word entered by the player is a correct English word or not, without having to connect to some online database to do the same, hence making the game completely offline and faster.
- Multiple Levels to vary word length to match various levels of guessing skills of various kinds of players so that the game is interesting for all kinds of players.
- Audio Indicators which clearly indicate the state of each letter present in the entered word, letter by letter, hence making it easy to play for people with impaired eyesight also.
As Jardle is a Java App, it is a cross-platform app i.e. it can run on all platforms which Java supports. Hence, the only minimum requirement to play the game is that you should have Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed on your system. To know how to install JRE, kindly visit https://docs.oracle.com/goldengate/1212/gg-winux/GDRAD/java.htm.
To setup the game, just go inside the "release" folder of this repository.
- Now, for windows, just download and place the "Jardle_Windows" folder wherever you want and then go inside that folder and open "Jardle_v1.0.0.exe".
- For other platforms, just download and place the "Jardle" folder wherever you want and then go inside that folder and open "Jardle_v1.0.0.jar".
After opening the app, enjoy the game!
To get help or to learn about how to play the game, please open and read the "Jardle_Guide.pdf" file present on the root of this repository.
© Abhay Tripathi (Concept inspired by © New York Time’s Wordle)