Artle

Artle is actually a word game that involves creating words by combining tiles in a 5x5 grid. It is offered by the National Gallery of Art, and players get four chances to properly identify the artist of the day by looking at four of their works.

To play Artle, you start by clicking on the "Start Playing" button on the National Gallery of Art's website. You will be presented with a 5x5 grid of tiles, each with a letter on it. Your goal is to create as many valid words as possible using the available letters. To create a word, click on the first letter of the word, then click on the subsequent letters in order. If the word is valid, it will appear in the list on the right-hand side of the screen. You can create words horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. The game ends when you've used up all the available tiles, or when you can no longer create any valid words. You can then share your results on social media or play again. I hope this clears up any confusion!

How to play Artle

Artle is actually a game where players have to identify the artist of a given artwork from the National Gallery of Art's collection. It is not a word game involving creating words by combining tiles.

Here is a guide on how to play Artle:

1. Go to the National Gallery of Art's Artle webpage
2. Click the "Play Artle" button to begin the game.
3. Look at the four works of art presented on the screen.
4. Using your art knowledge and visual cues, try to identify the artist who created those works.
5. Type your answer into the text box provided and click "Guess."
6. If you are incorrect, you will be shown the correct answer and the four works of art will remain on the screen for further study.
7. You have four attempts to correctly identify the artist.
8. After each attempt, Artle will provide additional letters to help you with your guess.
9. If you correctly identify the artist, you can share your accomplishment on social media using the provided button.
10. You can also view your statistics in the top right corner if you are a returning user.

Good luck!

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