Zen Unscramble
Letters arrive scrambled. Drag them into place, and the word tells you what it means. There is no clock unless you ask for one, no streak you can lose by having a life, and nothing to buy to keep playing.
Ways to play
Nine of them, and none of them a timer you did not choose.
Zen
No timer, no score pressure. Solve at your own pace and read what the word means.
Daily Challenge
One board a day, the same for everyone, with a streak worth keeping.
Arcade
Sprint, Time Trial, Sudden Death, Ladder, Word Hunt and Anagram for when you want the clock.
Around the World
A journey through cities, one level at a time, with a landmark at every stop.
Word of Mouth
Guess an old saying a letter at a time. The slow one, on purpose.
Friends and Family
Play the same board as the people in the room, over your own Wi-Fi.
Built for a family audience
What that actually meant.
The word list is reviewed by hand
A dictionary is not a word list for a children's game. Ours is read through rather than imported — including words whose definition looks harmless and whose everyday use is not.
Multiplayer is people in the room
Games run over your own Wi-Fi between devices that can see each other. No matchmaking with strangers, and no free-text chat.
It works with the phone in flight mode
The whole game is on the device. An account is optional and only exists to carry your progress to a new phone.
Nothing is gated behind a purchase
Every mode is playable. We are not interested in a game that stops being fun until somebody pays.