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Lexura is a word game that doesn't want anything from you. No timer running down. No streak to protect. No lives to wait for, no daily reward, nothing flashing for your attention. Just a grid of letters with words hidden inside it, and as long as you'd like to sit there. Trace a word with your finger and it settles into place. Find the next one. When the grid is clear you move on — or you don't, and it's still there tomorrow. WHAT'S IN IT • 90 levels in your language across three grid sizes, from a short 7×13 to a long 11×21 — 540 in all • Tap any word you've found to read what it means, without leaving the board • 384 people, places and bands hidden among the ordinary words, each with an entry written for it • English, Spanish and Portuguese, in six regional spellings QUIET BY DEFAULT • You pay once. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no account. • No network. The app never connects to anything, and works fully offline. • Nothing is collected about you, because there is nothing to collect. • Sound and haptics off in one tap, and a Reduce Effects setting if you'd like it stiller still.
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