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Slide across neighbouring letters to set words; golden letters double the points.
About this game
Slide across neighbouring letters to set words; golden letters double the points.
In an old print shop's type case, slide your finger across neighbouring wooden letters, diagonals too; let go and the word is set, its letters go, the ones above fall and new letters drop in. Long words and rare letters score more, and a golden letter doubles its word. Forty levels wait in four cases: reach the goal before the moves run out, set long words, break the sealed letters. The daily puzzle is the same for everyone playing in the same word language.
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How to play
- Press a letter and slide across neighbouring letters (diagonals too), then let go: at least 3 letters.
- If the word is in the dictionary it is set: its letter values add up, a longer word multiplies them more and every golden letter doubles the points.
- Levels have a limited number of moves: reach the goal before they run out; moves to spare earn more stars.
- In the daily puzzle play all 12 moves: the stars depend on how close you get to the master's points.
Controls
- Drag: pick the letters, let go: set the word (or tap the letters one by one and tap the last one again)
- Clear button or a tap outside the board: drop the selection
- Keyboard: arrows select, Space adds a letter, Enter sets the word, Backspace removes a letter, H gives a hint
- Esc or P: pause
Tips
- Do not waste a move on a short word: a four or five-letter word scores several times as much as a three-letter one.
- Save a golden letter for a long word; two golden letters in one word score four times as much.
- The dictionary holds base forms: no plurals or verb endings (cat, run, happy).
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes, you can play it for free. There are no ads inside the game, and coins are only earned by playing.
Which words count?
The base forms in the game's own dictionary: no plurals, no verb endings. Play the game in Turkish and the board brings Turkish letters and words.
What if no word is left?
When no word can be made on the board, the letters shuffle by themselves; it costs no move.