Wordfall

Letters keep dropping into the jungle. Spell words to clear them — and don't let the stack reach the canopy.

How To Play

Where letters come from

Letters arrive in bars. A bar doesn't land in one spot — its pieces split up and drop into the columns with the fewest blocks, so the board fills itself evenly. Nothing to aim or slide; just look for words.

Bars start at 3 letters and grow by one every 30 words you clear, up to 7 — so the pace climbs as you play.

Spelling a word

Tap a letter to start, then tap connecting letters. Each one must sit next to the last (including diagonally), words are at least 3 letters, and every tile is used once. Tap the last tile again to lock in the word.

A valid word clears those tiles and everything above drops to fill the gap. A bad word just flashes and clears.

Strategy

Keep the board low. Clearing early buys room; a deep stack leaves you fewer moves.

Chase long words. One 6- or 7-letter word outscores several short ones and clears more at once.

Use the corners. Diagonal links let words zig-zag through the pile in ways straight lines miss.

Shuffle early. It's free — reshape a dead board before it climbs, not after.