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Make words with cards to win points without ever making a mistake. Exercise your brain to solve the 250 levels of the game. HOW TO PLAY ? : 1 LETTER = 4 ROWS For each new level, drag and drop the cards on the board. Each card is a letter you must add on a row in order to continue or complete a word. And the longest the words are, the highest points you score to complete the level. Don’t need to be a “living dictionary “ ! : there is always a right place for a new letter . Just make the right choice upon the 4 possible boxes… But if you don’t, you will have to start the level from scratch ! In addition, whenever you make a correct word you must make a choice : • "WORDS IN" = keep the cards on the board (by betting that you will make a longer word ) • "WORDS OUT" = cash out the points and start over a new word Choose carefully the right strategy to complete each level … HUNDRED OF LEVELS As an apprentice , you should easily achieve the 1st levels of the game. But the more the level will increase and the more you will have to create longer words using more and more cards in order to pass the next level : From apprentice to virtuoso there are more than 250 levels waiting for you before reaching the hall of fame ! Sounds difficult ? don’t worry : all along the game there will be boosters and wildcards specially created to help you in you progression : The Dictionnary; The Bin; The Blank Card; The Double Card; The Triple Card; The Bonus Card etc. The way you will manage those boosters will add an extra layer of strategy to the way you will play the game. GREAT FOR BREAKS ! "Words out" is based on the most classic and simple gameplay of solitaire that is perfectly tailored for coffee break, in the subway or even in boring meetings! "Words out" will provide hours of entertainment for you and your whole family.
