Following the massive success of Wordle, the New York Times is back with yet another brain-teasing word game, Connections. The game's concept is centered around finding the "common threads between words," and fans of Wordle are loving this new challenge.
Connections #466 is live now, and players can access the game on the official New York Times website. As with Wordle, the game resets after midnight every day, presenting players with a new set of words that get progressively trickier as the difficulty level increases.
Players who are eager to solve Connections #466 can find hints and answers for September 19 online. However, be warned: using these hints may spoil the fun for players who enjoy figuring out the puzzle on their own.
So, how does Connections work? The game presents players with a set of seemingly unrelated words, and it's up to the players to find the connection between them. This could be anything from a common prefix or suffix to a word that sounds similar or has a related meaning.
The key to solving Connections lies in thinking creatively and making associations between words that may not be immediately obvious. Players can expect to spend several minutes or even hours pondering over the words, trying to figure out the elusive connection.
Connections has already garnered a significant following, with many fans taking to social media to share their progress and frustrations. If you're a fan of word games or enjoy puzzles and brain teasers, you'll love the challenge that Connections presents.
To play Connections, simply head over to the New York Times website and click on the game's icon. You can then start playing the game for free, with no subscription required. Good luck, and happy gaming!