Redactle is a tenfold challenge compared to Strands NYT that takes you to the vast treasure of human knowledge, where you need to find the topic of a mysterious newspaper based on the facts given.
The system selects any title from Wikipedia's 10,000 Vital Articles (Level 4) and masks the keywords to create a tough challenge. You do not get many initial hints except for articles, prepositions, conjunctions, or punctuation marks. You also have no idea what the target field is. Undoubtedly, you must rack your brains to figure out the code.
When you access the game, you get an article with lots of blanks, mostly important facts. As an editor, you must find the main topic by guessing related keywords.
Type the word in the "Guess" bar in the upper right corner and press Enter. If your input is correct, the Hits column implies the number of occurrences in the newspaper. The system then unlocks all positions of the specified word. On the other hand, the Hits column shows 0 indicating that you are on the wrong track.
The more masked keywords come into sight, the closer you get to the general content. The game is over when you have found the title.
Professional players believe that the best words to kick off the game include "war," "last," "country," "city," or personal pronouns. These options allow you to narrow down your search. You can ensure that the article refers to a specific person when "he" or "she" comes up with a high frequency.
Once you finish the broad category, narrow it down to specific data. For instance, try numbers if the mysterious subject likely tells about a person. As a result, you can discover hints about the year of birth, age, or record which lead you closer to victory.
Some players often miss the punctuation, but they contribute much to your speculation. You know the sentence hides a certain date of birth when you notice the slashes between blanks. There is nothing better if you come across a special day and win.
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