Wordyl is a Wordle clone for Game Boy and Mega Duck by bbbbbr and stacksmashing. You can find the original repository here. This fork expands the wordbanks for both English and Brazilian Portuguese, making the game more complete.
The 46 words (and counting) added include a few words that were present in Josh Wardle’s original wordbank that were deemed cringe by bbbbbr (which, to their credit, they are – though other very similar cringe words were left in for some reason). The other ones are words that are in the current The New York Times bank – whose vastness is too powerful for Wordyl’s compression and the Game Boy’s technical limitations – and words in common use that still haven’t made their way there for being too recent, and often too marginalised additions to the English language (most of which may or may not be considered cringe for different reasons).
The password “obese” was also restored to the list of answers for completeness’ sake, so that it is the same as that on Josh Wardle’s Wordle.
Words with diacritics were introduced, using Fernando Serboncini’s Termo as a main source for the update. The answer list was also changed to match Termo’s, so that there are answers with diacritics as well. Additionally, one popular word that hasn’t made its way into dictionaries yet has been added. The prebuilt version available at the releases page changes the title screen to Termyl, to reflect its identity as a Termo version of Wordyl.