r/wordgames

Thinking about getting finger tats vertically on my lower knuckles (like Frank Iero has in the pic above), but I think it'd be cool if it spelt a different word when I swapped my hands around.

Using the pic above as an example, imagine if OBKOOWMR was a word. Does that make sense? I'm not sure the best way to explain it!

Pitch anything that would work with this, I don't care how nonsense the words are!

Me and my kids play A LOT of word games. My daughter is 7 and would probably run away from home if we forgot to do the daily Boggle (Netflix games Version). I wanted more features and game modes so I've been making this. Its got a ranking system like chess, has private game lobbies to play with friends, levels, achievements, a daily challenge. Works on PC but I like the experience on mobile. Id love to get feedback if anyone likes these types of things.

SpellHuntr

Can you find the extra letter?

That's the premise of the mechanic that I built TwoFold on. The actual game contains five such pairs of images that need to be solved to spell the day's word. Clean, minimal UI, no ads.

It launched today, and I’d love to hear how the difficulty feels.

Play: https://www.playtwofold.com/

The pair above is just a sample, so today's puzzle is completely fresh.

Please spoiler-tag the answer if you solve it :)

Hi! We've been building a daily word game and we're looking for people to try it:
https://wordlander.klurium.com
Chain letters into words — words clear and the tower sinks. Stones drop in and sit in the way until you dig past them. Same tower for everyone each day, daily leaderboard, free, no login.
Is it clear what to do from the start? Anything goes, including "I didn't get this part".

Play here:

• Web: playcrossworld.com
• iOS: App Store
• Android: Google Play

I built this game because my wife and I love to play Scrabble together and we thought it would be fun to build a huge crossword together with more friends. The idea evolved into this full game with terrain, dungeons, chests, fairies, and more. I wanted to share the game with everyone here who also loves word games.

Word Arrow Block

Every word on the board is an arrow. Spell the word, fire the arrow.

Slide the letter blocks until a word reads true. The arrow lights up. Fire it — if its path to the edge is clear. Clear every arrow, and the level is done.

You get a few letters that have to appear somewhere inside your word. You get 6 tries, and the goal is to find the rarest valid word you can think of.

Each guess shows you how rare your word is, so you can keep trying to beat it.

Would love to see what words people come up with and its rarity.

Here's the link: wordink.app

The idea is pretty straightforward: learn 15 words a day without making vocabulary practice feel overwhelming.

Each word comes with its meaning, pronunciation, synonyms, antonyms, and an example sentence. You can mark words as Easy or Hard, and difficult words are saved to your Focus Words so you can come back to them later. There’s also a daily streak and progress tracking to help build the habit.

Available on Play Store. Since this is my first, would honestly be grateful for any feedback and suggestions

Note: This post's only focus is "If you’re trying to improve your English vocabulary, I’d really appreciate it if you gave Lexorra a try and told me what you think — especially what you like, what feels confusing, or whether you’d actually use something like this every day."

I really like Wordle, but the one thing that always bugged me was that there isn't actually an opponent.

You're basically racing your own past performance.

So I built LOUTRIS — basically Wordle, but as a live competitive 1v1.

Both players are solving the same word, but they share a pool of 7 guesses total, split 4–3 between them.

Each player also gets 90 seconds on their own clock, chess-clock style. Your clock only runs while it's your turn and stops as soon as you submit a guess.

So now you're not just trying to solve the word.

You're trying to solve it before your opponent does, while managing your limited guesses and your own time.

Whoever gets the word first wins.

There’s also:

-ELO rating

-Global leaderboard

-Wins / losses / draws

-Daily Word mode + streaks

-Classic mode

I built the whole thing solo and it's still evolving. The design definitely needs some work, but I'm pretty happy with how the gameplay feels so far.

If you want to try it:
https://loutris.online

Would love to hear what you think, especially about the 7 shared guesses + 90-second chess clock idea.

Before playing, you select the theme and the mood for the game. How cool is that?

I made a word game for people who always think “one more word” before time runs out
I’ve been working on a little iPhone word game called Ravel: One More Word, and it’s finally live on the App Store.
The basic idea is pretty simple: you get a grid of letters and drag through adjacent letters to make as many words as you can. The catch is that the pressure keeps building, so there’s always that moment where you know there’s another word hiding in the board and you’re scrambling to find it.
There’s a daily mode where everyone gets the same board and an endless mode if you just want to keep playing.
It’s free, and this is my first real App Store release, so I’d genuinely love some feedback from people who already play a lot of word games — especially on difficulty, scoring, and whether the “one more word” loop actually hooks you.
Ravel: One More Word
iPhone/iPad: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ravel-one-more-word/id6786509085

If you are new to Superposition Word Search, do take a minute to check out the rules.