https://pixletters.comhttps://betweenle.com
As for Enlinko, it's hard game to balance. That's why i've made three difficulty levels. As for daily puzzles, i'm now using semi automated generator - it generates lot of pairs, try to solve them, check if solution counts match some rules and then i'm hand picking those potential pairs for daily puzzles.
A question I ran into while playing your game is why it says "Amazon" and "Prime" are only 3% related? That seems very surprising.
https://github.com/commonsense/conceptnet-numberbatch
I guess data used for making those vectors doesn't contain many occurrences of those two words in relation.
Anyway, that's downside of word vectors idea. There always will be some words which we human will consider more or less related than word vectors.
I've tried finding best one. It's different what Semantle uses (word2vec from Google) and different what Contexto uses (Glove). But still there are probably many word pairs which could match better.
I'm author of https://enlinko.com/ game, published it 24 days ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35630451
Domain for this game has been created 9 days ago. So, i think someone was heavily inspired by my idea.
I understand that anyone can make game with same idea, but i'm bit sad that Enlinko haven't got such traction on HN as this game.
I do not know which one was created first.
"Relatedness" here is according to ... something ... Approximately but not exactly the likelyhood that words appear near to one another in a large corpus of text. Probably doing lookups on something crunched by google books.
Thanks for posting about Enlinko. I'm author of it, i've published it 24 days ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35630451
Domain for this game has been created 9 days ago. So, i think someone was heavily inspired by my idea.
I understand that anyone can make game with same idea, but i'm bit sad that Enlinko haven't got such traction on HN as this game.
As for relatedness, my game uses semantic vectors from this model https://github.com/commonsense/conceptnet-numberbatch