Also Motus on French television. But it doesn't matter, you can't protect a game concept with intellectual property. Neither patents nor copyright allow this.

Also Motus on French television. But it doesn't matter, you can't protect a game concept with intellectual property. Neither patents nor copyright allow this. The only thing that could be protected here is the name Wordle, the art assets (if there are any that are nongeneric enough), and the exact source code. See Tetris, etc.