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#NEW YORK TIMES SUDOKU HARD PLUS#
When we acquired Wordle in January, it had been built for a relatively small group of users. The word was changed as in the last week or so reports about the US Supreme Court’s draft decision to overturn the abortion rights in the country stirred protests “We want to emphasise that this is a very unusual circumstance. If they had refreshed their browser window then they would get the outdated puzzle only. However, not all Wordle players would’ve seen the changed answer. “When we discovered last week that this particular word would be featured today, we switched it for as many solvers as possible,” read the note from The New York Times. “At New York Times Games, we take our role seriously as a place to entertain and escape, and we want Wordle to remain distinct from the news.” Since the word was already loaded, The New York Times said that it can be difficult to change words that have already been loaded into the game. The publication said that the answer was actually loaded into the game sometime last year. The New York Times published a note on its website explaining that it was not intentional and was just a coincidence. The word in question was "fetus", which due to the current political events in the US, may have been offensive to some.
The NY Times have released the new sudoku puzzles for the Januand there were 37 numbers already filled out. NY Times Sudoku Easy Answer 28th January 2022. While there have been certain issues that have been highlighted ever since The New York Times took over, the answer to a recent Wordle has led to the publishing giant giving a detailed explanation. The New York Times have three different level difficulties of the puzzle, which are easy, medium and hard. So much so that The New York Times ended up buying it from Josh Wardle, the creator of the word puzzle game. Wordle took the internet by storm in the last few months.
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