Description

A word game where you form words both left to right and up and down.

Instructions

Move letter tiles to form unique words left to right and up to down before time runs out. Big words, consecutive words and advanced words score more points.

Description

Make many words by adding new letter next to existing letter.

Instructions

Move mouse to pick position of new letter. Click to add letter. Once all 7 spots are filled, words you created are added to your score. Longer words give more points, also using all 7 letters earns extra bonus. Within each game you can use each word only once. Game ends if no word is found.

Description

A word puzzle in which a phrase, quote, date or fact must be deduced from the number and abbreviated letters in the clue. I bet you’ve enjoyed Ditloid puzzles and didn’t even know it!

Instructions

Type your answer in the bar at the bottom. If you are stuck, you can try a different puzzle; all 100 are unlocked. You can also use the 2 in-game hints on each level. There is also a full video walkthrough.

Description

Mike’s mother has been sick, he wants find 3 potions that owned by 3 crows to help his mother. Unfortunately, they give a test for Mike to collecting 60 words to have that potions. Help Mike to find it by flying his balloon around a world of Target Words.

Instructions

Shoot a balloon to drop a letter box and fill word answer, play across 60 levels around a world of Target Words to help Mike’s Mother.

Description

Fly your hexagon spaceship through the universe by spelling out words!

Instructions

Spell out letters by selected a starting hexagon. To continue the word, click on an adjacent hexagon. Keep clicking on hexagons adjacent to the previously selected. Once you have made your word, click again on the last selected hexagon to submit it.

NOTE: Since “O”s and “D”s look similar, “O”s have a line underneath them.

See “How-To” for more detailed instructions!

Description

Test out your typing skills against ever increasing numbers of words, the faster that you type the quicker you clear them off the screen.

Instructions

Type the words as you see them appear on screen. Letters in the correct sequence will appear as red.

Description

Slide letter tiles across the board to make words. Once a word is made it is locked in place, so plan carefully, you may just lock out that letter you needed! Play in normal mode or for a quick game play puzzle mode. Double Click any of the background floating words for a definition!

Instructions

Click and drag letters to move them.

Description

Work your way through 30 new challenging rebus puzzles, can you rank in the top scores for time, tries, and levels completed. Show your smarts in this challenging puzzle game!

Instructions

Description

Clockwords is a hectic word game set in Victorian London. You are a genius inventor who discovers plans for a mysterious machine that runs on the power of language. Then your lab is infiltrated by mechanical bugs that have come to steal your secrets! You must think and type quickly to fend off the invaders.

Instructions

Use the keyboard to enter words to destroy the invading bugs. Press Enter after each word. No proper nouns. Any letters can be used, but the ones that are shown do extra damage.

Description

ame in which two to four players score points by forming words from individual lettered tiles on a game board marked with a 15-by-15 grid. The words are formed across and down in crossword fashion and must appear in a standard dictionary

Instructions

The board is marked with “premium” squares, which multiply the number of points awarded: red “triple-word” (3x) squares, orange “double-word” squares, dark blue “triple-letter” squares, and light blue “double-letter” (2x) squares. The center square (H8) is marked with a star, and counts as a double-word square.
The game contains 98 tiles, which are marked with a letter and a point value ranging from 1 to 10. The number of points of each lettered tile is based on the letter’s frequency in standard English writing; commonly used letters such as E or O are worth one point, while less common letters score higher, with Q and Z each worth 10 points
When there is no more bones in the “stock” the player has to press “Pass” so the opponent can make his move. The game ends when one player wins by playing their last bone, or when the game is blocked because neither player can play. The winner’s score is the total remaining pip count of the loser’s hand. The winner of a blocked game is the player who has a lower pip count, and the score of the game is the difference of the pip counts.