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In the word guessing game foodle, there are two rounds of play. For clarity's sake, in the first round, one person describes the dish as the "questioner," while the other person tries to determine what it is. Following the initial round, the dynamic is reversed in the subsequent round. In order to win, you need to rack up as much points as you can in as many rounds as you can manage. Every time a question is answered right or wrong, someone gets points-the questioner and the respondent. The questioner wants to know who is describing the dish. By changing a few crucial details, they can make it easier, harder, or even impossible to express. Here we have the gamer who attempts to guess the food. With a certain amount of attempts, they can earn points for correct predictions.