Word Puzzle Journey

Clear the board and travel the world, word by word. Word Puzzle Journey is a relaxing word puzzle game: swipe to connect letters, find the hidden words, and watch the board clear to reveal the breathtaking landmark behind it. How to play • Swipe across the letter tiles to spell words: up, down, left, or right, even around corners and backwards. • The number on each tile shows how often you can still use that letter. • Used-up tiles disappear. Find all the hidden words to clear the board and finish the level. A relaxing word game with no timer Take your time. There’s no timer, no move limit, and no lives, and every word puzzle stays solvable whatever you try. A wrong word costs nothing, so you can play at your own pace. It’s a cozy word game for adults of every age who like to unwind with a puzzle. Travel the world, landmark by landmark Word travel takes you from country to country and from one famous landmark to the next: the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum, Tulum, Mount Fuji, Santorini, and many more. Sunny coastlines, snowy peaks, and ancient temples give every stop its own look. Finish a place and your next stop is waiting. A friendly suitcase travels with you and cheers you on. Brain games that grow with you Start with easy word puzzles, then take on Hard and Super hard levels with more words to find. Spot bonus words for extra coins and grow your vocabulary along the way. If you enjoy word scrambles, anagrams, and spelling games, you’ll find plenty to enjoy here: every board is a fresh letter puzzle that keeps your brain busy. Levels never run out, so your journey never has to end. Helpers for tricky words • Magnifier: reveals a letter. • Firework: reveals 5 random letters. • Earn coins as you play, and claim a coin bonus in the shop every few hours. Word games in English or German Play in English or German, each with its own word puzzles, and switch any time in Settings. Word Puzzle Journey contains ads and optional in-app purchases. Your trip around the world starts with the very first word.