You've probably heard of Wordle, the famous word game that's taken the Internet by storm, unless you've been living under a rock. And, although there have been dozens of ingenious Wordle variants since the game's release, this one—Waffle—is by far the most delicious of them all!

The linear architecture of Wordle and most of its word game variations has remained the same: predict the five-letter word in six attempts. Waffle Game, on the other hand, is upsetting things in the greatest possible manner. You'll have six words to guess with it, three of which are horizontal and three of which are vertical. It's sort of like a crossword puzzle meets a Rubik's cube, and it's a very exciting take on the original game.

There are certain similarities between the two games. A green square indicates that you correctly identified the letter and its place, whereas a yellow square indicates that the letter is in the word but in a different location. The criss-cross architecture of the game, on the other hand, implies that any yellow squares on a corner might belong to either the vertical or horizontal word to which it is related.