In the daily game Tradle, you're given a list of a country's top 12 exports, ranked by percentage. With this information, the player has six chances to figure out which country is shown in the export chart.
A big warning sign, for example, is when a country sells a lot of cars. Sometimes it's not so clear. Even the most experienced trade economist might not know what "reaction and catalyst which make up 19.3% of all exports, are. Even though it looks like the popular word game "Wordle," it is not the same game. It's a fun project that will help people learn and have fun. Trader is a very fun game that can also be used for learning and teaching.
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The map helps players learn the names of countries. Like Wordle, your guess also gives a hint. If you pick the wrong country in Tradle, the game will tell you where it is in relation to the right answer. The player has six guesses to choose the right one, just like in Wordle and other games based on that country.
What country sends out $3 billion worth of cars, $4 billion worth of refined oil, and a huge amount of paper and cardboard? Finland, of course.
The game is fun and teaches you something. You'll learn what each country sells abroad. So, play the game right away if you haven't already.
