Game instructions
How to play
- 2–4 players
- ranked
Goal and language
Two to four players form words on a 15 × 15 board with up to seven tiles each. Score through valid words and board bonuses. The dictionary, letter distribution and tile values depend on the shared game language. An English room requires English words even with Polish interface text.
Placing words
The opening word must contain at least two letters and cover the centre. Place new tiles in a single row or column without empty gaps inside the word; existing letters may connect the new ones. Later plays must touch the existing layout orthogonally. Confirmed tiles remain in place.
Word validation
Confirming checks every new word, including perpendicular crosswords. All must exist in the selected language's dictionary. If any is invalid, the move is refused and you can rearrange it. A blank represents your chosen letter but scores zero and keeps that letter once played.
Points and bonuses
Score the letters in every created word. A coloured dot triples a new tile of the same colour: yellow worth 1, green 2, blue 3 and red 5. A diamond marked ×2 or ×3 multiplies the whole word. On a computer, hover over a square to see its bonus. Bonuses apply only when a tile is first placed, not when an old tile is reused. Playing all seven rack tiles adds 50. After a move, draw back to seven while the bag has tiles.
Exchanges, passes and finish
Pass or exchange selected letters instead of playing. Each player has three exchanges, available while at least seven tiles remain in the bag. A timeout passes. Two full player circuits without a word end the game; exchanges also count towards that limit. The game also ends when the bag and one player's rack are empty. Remaining tile values are deducted from their owners; the player who emptied their rack also gains the opponents' deductions. The highest score wins.
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