I’ll take my pickles in that tyvm. xp
Really? I figured it more as a cooking term.
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Also if you don’t know pekel[1] I’d question if you were Dutch! Then again, @Sushi isn’t. 
But either way, pekelharing is a traditional Belgian product.
[1] Dutch for brine.
No worries, I know about pickling and pekelen (and pickles, the sauce). Just not about brining. My first search hit was more about the solution used in chemical processes or to melt ice on roads. The culinary use was mentioned as third only.
About WORDLE… and pronunciation rules of english words: 
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Pretty close.
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There’s a Wordle for point’n’click adventures:
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Hm, that exists on an awkward continuum of “maybe I once tried the demo and forgot the name”? Because by and large I imagine I either know it or I don’t.
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There are entries I’ve never heard of…
For example…? 
All but Lucasfilm and Sierra games
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How do you mean exactly? I just see a free text field?
When you type one or two letters, a list of the games in the database appears.
Too easy
It is a fun way to discover some of those games one a day. And on some days just fun to vent some frustration in the answers.
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