Morsel is a completely novel puzzle space. Here, written language is replaced by a fascinating system of Morse code characters. Before you is a classic telegraph machine emitting urgent and mysterious beeps. Those are not just soulless sounds. It is a code waiting to be decoded to save an important mission. Successfully decode a mysterious English word in just three tries. This is an extremely huge pressure compared to the six tries of traditional Wordle. Try it now!

SUBSTANTIAL GAMEPLAY

When entering the game, players will see a virtual keyboard. It includes character keys characteristic of Morse code. There are dots, dashes, space bar, enter key to confirm, and delete key to erase characters. Players can use the mouse to click directly on the virtual keys. Or you can use the physical keyboard to enter corresponding characters quickly.

The rules of Morsel are strict but extremely exciting. The game only accepts guessed words with a maximum length of thirteen characters, including spaces. After a player enters a Morse code string and presses enter, the system will immediately feedback.

Gray: That Morse character does not appear at all in the mysterious word.
Yellow: That character exists in the target word but is currently in the wrong position.
Green: Signals that you have placed the correct character in its correct position.

The combination of colors is the only clue for players to narrow down the search range. From there, you can make the final judgment in the remaining two guesses.

Beginner guide

Use the mouse to click on virtual keys or type characters directly on the keyboard.

Pro advice

Start the first guess with a word containing the most common Morse characters in English. Such as vowels like E or T.
Use color clues from the previous guess.
Never repeat a character confirmed as gray.
Keep a Morse code lookup table next to you during the first few plays.