Famed game designer Zach Gage, in collaboration with Orta Therox, has introduced a new word puzzle game platform, Puzzmo. This new launch promises daily puzzles and crosswords designed with a modern twist.


Renowned Puzzle Designer Introduces Potential Wordle Rival

Zach Gage, celebrated puzzle game designer renowned for creations like SpellTower and TypeShift, has unveiled his latest venture in the modern word puzzle space. Together with Orta Therox, he has soft-launched Puzzmo, a hub for players to engage with various puzzles and word-based challenges. Interested players can presently sign up for the waitlist on the official site.

Puzzmo is described by its creators as a platform for users of all ages. It is a unique blend of traditional newspaper favourites, such as Crossword Puzzles, modern classics like TypeShift, and a host of brand new puzzles. To ensure quality, Puzzmo is presently in beta and will engage with a smaller audience before its grand, public rollout. The platform will add 500 new users each day from the waiting list.

Once logged into Puzzmo, users will have access to a plethora of puzzle games like SpellTower, TypeShift, and Really Bad Chess. Though some games on the platform are based on Gage's past creations, Puzzmo also hosts several new offerings. One such example is FlipArt, a game that challenges users to fit various shapes within a given frame. As an exciting feature, Puzzmo players can compete against each other on leaderboards and vie for high scores.

While access to Puzzmo is free, the platform offers a $40 annual subscription providing early access to new games and other premium features. In an interview with Digital Trends, Gage revealed his mission – to modernize the crossword and puzzle mediums and align them with the interests of the current casual and enthusiast-level players. He hopes Puzzmo would bridge the generational gap and create content that reflects contemporary interests and trends.

Puzzmo's unique concept illustrates an intriguing approach to the word puzzle experience, which could potentially rival the widely popular Wordle. Standout features, like the removal of entry barriers to casual puzzles, position Puzzmo favorably to tap into the same popularity that Wordle enjoyed at its launch.

With its promising features and innovative approach, Puzzmo could serve as the ultimate hub for those seeking casual ways to spend their time and shake up the casual puzzle market. Keep an eye on this space for more developments!

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