Drow

Drow is a word-guessing game in which participants attempt to decipher a hidden word by listening to an audio clip of the word being spoken backward. Players have six chances to guess the word, and if they are unsuccessful, they receive color clues that can help them make additional guesses. The game is comparable to the popular word games "Wordle" and "Hangman," with the addition of a backward aural clue.

How to play the Drow game?

• The first part of the game is an audio clip of a word being spoken in the opposite direction. The objective of the game is for the player to correctly identify the first word that was said.
• The player has a total of six chances to guess the word, and if any of those guesses are incorrect, the player is given a color indication that may be of use to them in their further efforts.
• The length of the hidden word might range from 4 to 13 characters.
• The player loses the game if they are unable to properly guess the hidden word or if they have used all of their available chances to do so.