Crosswords, meet dominoes
Wordminos is a word puzzle game that combines crossword-style word placement with domino-like lettered pieces. Players drag lettered polyomino pieces into a frame, rotating them so that every row and column spells a word, with each piece placed on a matching color marker. It offers a new Daily and Mini puzzle every day, puzzle packs, a puzzle editor, and an upgrade for extra content.
Drag lettered pieces into a frame and rotate them so every row and column spells a word, with each piece placed on a matching color marker.
A new Daily puzzle and a new Mini puzzle are released every day.
Playable puzzle packs beyond the daily puzzles.
Built-in editor for creating your own puzzles.
Drag to move pieces, tap to rotate, one finger to pan, two fingers to zoom.
Playable in English, French, Spanish, and Russian.
An upgrade unlocks 100s of puzzles, daily puzzle archives, offline play, no ads, and no subscriptions.
New players can start with a built-in tutorial that explains the goal and controls.
Drag lettered pieces onto the board, tap to rotate them, and place each on its matching color marker.
Place all pieces so every row and column spells a word to finish the puzzle. A new Daily and Mini are available every day, and puzzle packs and the puzzle editor offer more ways to play.
A word game that combines crosswords with dominoes: you drag lettered pieces into a frame and rotate them until every row and column spells a word.
The goal is to place all pieces on the board to form a crossword, with every piece going on a matching color marker so all letters spell words across and down. Drag to move pieces, tap to rotate, one finger to pan, and two fingers to zoom.
Yes, Wordminos releases a new Daily and a new Mini puzzle every day.
The upgrade adds 100s of puzzles, daily puzzle archives, no ads, offline play, and no subscriptions.
Apps are 'coming soon' to the App Store and Google Play; the game is currently playable on the web.
English, French, Spanish, and Russian.
Yes, Wordminos includes a built-in puzzle editor.
The game is by Danny Yaroslavski, with the word list from SCOWL by Kevin Atkinson and contributors.
Checkmate the computer in as few moves as possible
