Wordle 2

Wordlee 2 is, in every possible way, a copy of the first Wordlee. Same categories, same core mechanic — connecting adjacent letters to form words — and the same glaring emptiness around it: no music, no sound effects, no sense of feedback or reward. The interface is still stripped-down to the point where it feels more like a prototype or a beginner’s programming project than a finished game. If you’ve played the first one, this sequel will hold no surprises. The only real difference is that the final levels required a bit more effort to complete: nothing truly satisfying, but at least something that demanded a little more attention. What remains baffling is the price — once again, this entry has been listed for absurd amounts, up to $29.99. Even though I got it at a very low price, it’s still hard to justify its value. It looks and feels like one of those mobile mini-games you’d find for free between ads… and even then, most people would skip it. In conclusion: Wordlee 2 is identical to the first, just slightly more challenging towards the end. If you’ve already played (or endured) the original, this adds absolutely nothing new. And if you’re considering buying it at full price… don’t. It’s really not worth it.

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