Cladder - 18th May 2022

Joe created this game with his wife. It's new, and it challenges you to build a ten-rung word ladder in a minute - perfect for YouTube Shorts - #Shorts

[playcladder]

Thanks so much for giving our a game try! 🙏

[theunamiable]

That looks easy, I said to myself. I even got HALL when Mark didn't (and aren't American).

Reader, I failed.

[ComicCulture]

In America, we wouldn't phrase it as "stretch between" but I assumed the right answer.

[LithmusEarth]

32 seconds in: Shouting Hall! But i'm with you so far.

[Linkzcap]

And here I thought "stretch between classrooms" was going to be WALK

[TreYay]

Lol, I'm binging all of your shorts. And it was quite funny to see you stumble on Hall... xD

[Michael]

Has anyone tried Absurdle? It's basically Wordle but it's actively working against you. Instead of picking a word at the start it looks at your words and prunes its internal word list to those that will give you the lowest possible score while still being consistent with all previous steps.

[AWall]

What do you call a stretch between classrooms in England?

[Alvin]

Have you heard of Fibble? It's like Wordle, but every line contains a lie (a wrong hint)

[lukri]

Quite stressful game with the timer, I suggest enabling the "Zen Mode" in the settings removing the timer, for a more relaxing game.

[emilywilliams]

This looks like fun. I will try it. At least with four-letter words there are not as many spelling changes between British and American spellings. But because of definitions you are correct that non-Americans might have trouble.

[Anne_Mahoney]

I thought "hall" in the sense of "corridor" was ordinary English -- I didn't realize that was just ours.

[DubioserKerl]

So, what was Hall(way) in British again?

[jvx]

Too fast for me! Also, I appreciate the 212F thing, but I wonder how many people outside of the US know the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?

[WilliamBlakers]

Just tried it and got shafted, 6 out of 10. Not good Billy.

[RangeWilson]

Seems too easy for Mark's level of talent.

[remoteviewer]

Sorry for being a sair gowk😉 but this was too American for me. If you get twa or more clues like "Marshmallow treat" meaning "Peep", then your run is goosed.

[NooobLP]

unfortunately thats not even uncommon with games...
anyone who tried to play jackbox before knows this annoyance at usanians aswell.

[mandowarrior]

Tried the practice, my god so many americanisms "give away for free" = "comp" as in compensate, but that isn't giving away for free, its refunding a bad product. Terrible.