Semantle

Semantle is a spin-off of the popular word game Wordle. The premise is similar to most alternatives, but in this game you are looking for words that are similar! If you're wondering what the solution for Semantle 6/22/22 is, look no further than this guide! Semantle will present you with a new puzzle every day. You can try it out by going to the official Semantle website after midnight!

Semantle's experience is anything but welcoming, in contrast to Wordle's bright colors, refined user interface, relatively short learning curve, and multiplatform accessibility.

While the idea of guessing the "correct" word is similar, Semantle's answer can be any length of letters. The only way a player knows if their guess is correct is through Word2Vec, the Google-owned underlying technology that runs the game, which generates a number based on the platform's understanding of language that represents how close the word's meaning is (a.k.a. how close it is semantically — hence the name) to the solution. It also has a "Getting close?" indicator that indicates whether it is "hot" or "cold."

When you launch Semantle for the first time, you're greeted with a wall of text explaining the rules, a similarity score that represents how close, contextually, the algorithm believes your guess is to that day's secret word and an infinite number of possible wrong answers that can quickly crush your confidence.

According to Semantle's rules, a player's guess is given a rank if it is one of the closest 1,000 normal words to the target. Otherwise, you're "cold." According to the game's instructions, "normal" here refers to non-capitalized and non-hyphenated words from the extensive list of English words Semantle uses to generate its daily solution at random.

Given the level of difficulty involved in Semantle, players frequently share their frustration or exhaustion while attempting to solve the daily puzzle on social media forums such as Reddit, then express how excited they are for the next day's challenge.

How to play Semantle

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