Proustle

Proustle, a unique word puzzle game, pays tribute to the renowned French author Marcel Proust. Through "Proustified" games, Proustle assesses players' comprehension of Proust's works and related concepts. Are you able to determine the answer for the day before exhausting all your attempts?

How to Play Proustle

Proustle is a lot like the popular word puzzle game Wordle in how you play it. Following each attempt, participants are given a letter suggestion that is color-coded. There are six opportunities for them to get it properly. On the other hand, in Proustle's case, the answer has to do with Marcel Proust. It might be a name, a French phrase, or any other word he wrote.

Usually connected with one of Marcel Proust's writings or themes, players must pick the word of the day.

Every time a player guesses, they receive a color-coded hint indicating whether each letter is correct and in the proper location, correct but in the wrong place, or not at all in the word.

• Green: The guesses are accurate and in the right place.
• Yellow: The element you guessed is right, but it's not where it should be.
• Gray: The element that was guessed is wrong and not part of the answer.

Feature Proustle.

• Marcel Proust Theme: Proustle is for people who like Marcel Proust's writing. People can enjoy a game that makes connections to Proust's works and characters, which gives the action more depth and meaning.
• Wordle-inspired techniques: The way you play Proustle is a lot like the famous word puzzle game Wordle. Players get a color-coded letter hint after each try, giving them a total of six chances to guess the right answer. On the other hand, the solution must be connected to Marcel Proustle in the case of Proust. It can be a French term, his name, or a phrase from one of his works.
• Unlike Wordle, in which every word's length remains the same, Proustle challenges participants to utilize a varied number of letters in their responses daily. This lack of consistency makes the game more challenging and drives players to modify their approach to every fresh chore.

Rules for Proustle

• Players have to use their awareness of Marcel Proust's works to deduce the Proust-Related Word of the Day that fits one of his books or themes.
• Following every guess, players are presented a series of colored dots indicating whether each letter is correct and in the proper location, correct but in the wrong place, or not in the word at all.
• There are six chances for each player to correctly identify the word. Plan each guess carefully, considering the hints you have access to and what you know about Proust's work, if you want to solve in time.

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