Contexto is a very popular browser game mainly among the English-speaking community, which has emerged as an alternative to Wordl. In this game you have to guess the word of the day, but in a special way. To begin with, the number of trials is unlimited and there is no way to lose. The objective is to find the secret word from similar words.
The game uses artificial intelligence to numerically tell you how closely the word you enter matches the password. The closer the pledge is to 1, the closer you are to finding the secret word. If the word you entered is 1, then you win.
So it’s clear that Contexto is a tougher game than Wordle and other similar games, so it’s no wonder you come here looking for help with the daily challenge. We leave the answer to today’s context whether you play in Spanish or English so that you don’t lose your winning streak.
All context answers (Spanish and English)
We will update this section daily with context game day answers. We’ll leave today’s word out of both the Spanish mode and the English game mode.
April 2024
April 30: “COLADOR” (#337) and “COMET” (#590)
If you want to know the answer to the context test from previous days, simply open the game in incognito tab, press the three dots, select past games and select the date you want to know the solution. Then press three dots and tap “Submit”. This way, you can find out the answer for that day without losing the stay in your account.
How to play Context: A tutorial for beginners
First of all, it is important to understand that context is a frustrating game at first, but once you understand how the game contextualizes words, it will be much easier for you. Here’s my trick to playing this game well:
Start by setting a name. All the secret words in context are nouns, so you should follow that direction.If the score is low (around 1), the word you entered is similar to the password and you get a very high score, try another completely different word until you find one that allows you to narrow down the search. You can use synonyms, but remember that words only give you the context of the password. The answer will not necessarily be synonyms for the same words I find.If you run out of ideas, you can ask for a hint (by tapping the three dots and selecting the “Hint” option), which will show a word related to word number one. The hints are unlimited, but the end result shows the number of hints you used. You don’t care about losing the length, you can select the Surrender option in the three-point menu to get the secret and consider the game lost.
As we mentioned in the beginning, Contexto is more difficult than Wordl, so be patient and don’t give up. With a little practice, you’ll eventually get the hang of it.
By the way, if you play Wordle in Spanish, we have an article with today’s solution for the Word of the Day and Phrase of the Day.
