Has this US game developer created the next 'Wordle'? New version of his game is out now

In DisDat, players are given a simple yes or no question, typically about some aspect of current pop culture — the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trail and Draymond Green’s antics during the NBA finals being two recent examples. The game then tracks a player’s daily progress and awards points for how many times in a row they predict correctly. — Photo by Yura Fresh on Unsplash

Dylan Woodbury has always been making things for people to share.

In third grade, he started his own newspaper called NP4K (Newspaper for Kids) and passed it out among his classmates. It wasn’t a school assignment or anything, Woodbury just discovered he could make brochures on his computer and figured it would be fun.