Letters fall.
You spell your way out.
A word game with a falling-block problem underneath it. Tiles drop, you place them, and any word you form across or down clears itself off the board. Rare letters are worth more. Long words are worth a great deal more.
Free to play on Android and iOS. Over 144,000 word combinations in the dictionary.
- 144,000+
- Word combinations in the bundled dictionary
- 4
- Board sizes, from a pocket 3×6 to an 11×22 marathon
- 12
- Leaderboards — every board size at every difficulty
- 6
- Board themes, unlocked and swapped at any time
How it plays
Three rules, and then it is just you and the board
If you have played a falling-block game you already know the controls. The difference is what makes a line disappear.
Place the falling tile
One lettered tile at a time, sliding down a board you choose the size of. Drop it where it does the most good — or where it does the least harm.
Spell across or down
Any valid word sitting in a row or a column is found for you. No dragging, no submit button — build it and the board notices.
Clear it, then keep the chain
The word lifts off and everything above falls into the gap. If that landing spells something too, the chain multiplies — up to eight times the score.
Words of four letters or more clear on their own. Anything shorter asks first, with a timer, so a stray two-letter word never spends a board position you were saving — which only ever comes up on the 3×6 and 5×10, the two boards that accept words that short. Every word you clear comes with its dictionary definition, if you want it.
Scoring
A Q is worth ten. A six-letter word is worth five times that.
Every letter carries a value, and word length multiplies the lot. Type anything below and watch what it would pay.
| 2–3 letters | ×1 |
|---|---|
| 4 letters | ×2 |
| 5 letters | ×3 |
| 6 or more | ×5 |
Chained clears multiply again — 1, 2, 3, 5, then 8 — so one well-placed tile can be worth more than the ten before it. Experience is a fifth of your score, and it accrues for as long as you keep playing.
The shortest legal word is set by the board, not the dictionary — two letters on the 3×6, five on the 11×22. The multipliers above are the same everywhere.
The dictionary decides what counts as a word. This does the arithmetic.
Boards
The bigger the board, the longer a word has to be
Board size is the difficulty setting nobody expects. It is not just more room — each step up raises the shortest word the board will accept, so the 11×22 will not take anything under five letters.
Small
3 × 6
Words of 2–6 letters
Medium
5 × 10
Words of 3–10 letters
Large
7 × 14
Words of 4–14 letters
Extra large
11 × 22
Words of 5–22 letters
| Board | Easy | Intermediate | Hard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small · 3×6 | Leaderboard | Leaderboard | Leaderboard |
| Medium · 5×10 | Leaderboard | Leaderboard | Leaderboard |
| Large · 7×14 | Leaderboard | Leaderboard | Leaderboard |
| Extra large · 11×22 | Leaderboard | Leaderboard | Leaderboard |
Power-ups
Five ways to buy yourself out of a bad board
Earned with coins from your runs, from daily rewards, or bought outright. Nothing here is required to compete.
Bombs
Detonate a tile you never wanted and the ones around it.
Pauses
Stop the fall and take the time to read the board properly.
Reloads
Send back the letter you were dealt and draw another one.
Sneak peeks
Look further down the queue before you commit to a placement.
Shuffles
Redraw the whole upcoming queue when none of it fits.
On your phone
Screens from the shipping build
Two captured on an Android handset, two from the App Store listing. Unretouched.
iPhoneThe board mid-runTwo columns already built up, one tile still on its way down, and nowhere obvious to put it.
AndroidThe word decisionShort words ask before they clear, and the clock keeps running while you decide.
iPhonePick a board, pick a difficultyLevel progress, your power-up stock, and a separate record kept for every board.
AndroidPeeks before you startOpen up as much of the upcoming queue as you want to see.
Support
Two doors, both answered
Something broken, or an idea?
Our Discord is where bugs get reported, features get argued about, and the next build gets talked through. It is the fastest way to reach us.
Join the Discord →Play the next version early
The Android testing track gets new builds before they reach everyone else. Expect rough edges — that is rather the point of it.
Become an Android tester →Go on then. Spell your way out.
Free, on both stores, with your scores waiting on twelve leaderboards.