A new puzzle from the New York Times Strands game is released daily at midnight, offering a unique word challenge to its players. Today’s puzzle, game #485, features the intriguing theme of “Center of attraction,” prompting players to think creatively about various related words.
For those tackling today’s game, here are some hints to guide your gameplay:
1. **Clue Words**: Utilize these words to unlock in-game hints: LIKE, SLICE, HOUR, AROUSE, PUSH, and BLAME.
2. **Spangram Information**: The spangram for today consists of 13 letters, which is a popular feature in the Strands game, adding an additional layer of challenge.
3. **Spangram Position**: The letters of the spangram can be found touching the left side of the board in the 6th row and the right side in the 7th row.
The answers for today’s game include: SLIDE, CAROUSEL, TRAIN, FUNHOUSE, and SCRAMBLER, with the spangram being AMUSEMENT PARK.
Today’s gameplay proved challenging, as the player noted the complexity of the clues and the multiple meanings associated with some words. This added depth to the game, showing the variety of interpretations players might have. For example, the term “scrambler” can reference an amusement ride but is also known in other contexts, such as a type of motorcycle.
If you’re looking for more word puzzles, consider exploring NYT Connections and Quordle for additional challenges. Sharing your thoughts and experiences in the comments can enhance the communal fun of these daily puzzles. Enjoy the game and happy puzzling!