Enchant Worldle

Enchant Worldle brings the attribute-matching style of games like Loldle to Magic: The Gathering. Its card list runs from the first sets of 1993 to the newest releases, and it judges each card by its first printing, so the set and year in a row are when that card first appeared.

Every guess adds a row to the table. A green cell means that attribute matches the hidden card exactly. Colour identity, type and subtype carry indicator bars that fill to show how much of your guess overlaps with the answer, such as one of three colours. Mana value, rarity and set show an arrow pointing toward the answer, and the set turns yellow when the year is right but the set is not. The card name cell turns yellow when every other column is right, which tells you to look for a card with the same stats.

A d20 beside the input box counts down the guesses you have left, and a strip of set symbols along the top lights up as you guess. Each day's card carries a number, so results can be shared as a grid of coloured squares. A settings menu adds a dark mode, a colourblind mode and a practice mode with random cards.

The game suits Magic players who know their cards and sets well. Newer players can still get there by narrowing colour and type first, since 20 guesses leave room to work it out.

The game's About box credits Draftaholics Anonymous and GASmtg, and calls it unofficial Fan Content under Wizards of the Coast's Fan Content Policy.