At first glance,Dordle looks like a mirror image of Wordle, its famous predecessor. Two grids sit side by side, waiting for guesses. The rules are unchanged. Letters turn green when they’re correct, yellow when misplaced, and gray when they don’t belong. Yet this minor alteration — two puzzles instead of one — transforms the experience entirely. What was once a simple test of deduction becomes a more intricate exercise in concentration and restraint.