You can look at the comments section to see how popular it is, oftentimes there are a few hundred comments. That is higher than most NYT news stories (back when I used to use their website).
I guess the question is how many people play around on the weekends. I could believe those still playing have a daily ritual when they play a match after logging into work.
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You can look at the comments section to see how popular it is, oftentimes there are a few hundred comments. That is higher than most NYT news stories (back when I used to use their website).
The Website has stats on the number who play each game (and their moves).
March 7 - Wordle 992 - 1,748,583 players
March 8 - Wordle 993 - 1,749,500 players
To get these go to:
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/upshot/wordle-bot.h...
then "Compare and review recent scores" -> Next page -> on on the "Your Recent scores" select "view analysis" against the game number -> Next page
Doesn't seem to work with anonymous browser unfortunately.
That is ... amazingly consistent.
I guess the question is how many people play around on the weekends. I could believe those still playing have a daily ritual when they play a match after logging into work.