A fan of puzzle games must have at least once heard of the iconic word-guessing game called Wordle. Due to its outstanding fame, it has many variants ranging from many guessing objects. The Heardle game series is released to the public as a musical version. So, instead of figuring out a hidden word, players will have to correctly pick a music or song from some parts of the musical work.
Among many titles in this genre, the Heardle 90s is a version that focuses on challenging players to realize musical work released or composed in the 1990s. It's always an interesting experience to indulge yourself in the vibe of musical products as well as the culture and lifestyle from years ago while solving the puzzle.
Players have six chances to figure out the secret song or music in the Heardle 90s game. To start the game, you need to press the Play button to activate a one-second playback of the hidden musical work. The mission sounds impossible when you have to recognize a music or song just via a second of it.
Yet, you can add more time to the playback of the audio to listen more carefully to its rhythm. To lengthen the playback, you can utilize the Skip function or make a false guess. Players will have a total time of 30 seconds to hear the audio of the secret musical work in the game.
Players can make guesses by typing the potential name of the song or music in the guessing box below the Play button. You don't need to remember the name of the whole musical work because the game will provide you with relevant answers.
No, the Heardle 90s game is available with one game daily, so it will take you up to 24 hours to reset with a whole new game. The daily mode is the common feature of many Wordle-like games, and the musical-based game is not the opposite.
If you reach the final Skip and still want to solve the puzzle by yourself without knowing the answer from the game, you can switch your browser into Incognito mode. Then, you can enjoy the game limitlessly without waiting for hours.
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