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Bookworm

Bookworm

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In Bookworm, you will enter a virtual library with a diverse alphabet to connect letters to form the correct words to score points. The game is like a competition to challenge your vocabulary knowledge.

Create words to score points

Your task in Bookworm is to create as many valid English words as possible from the available letters. Letters can be linked together in vertical, horizontal, or diagonal directions.. Once a word is formed, the letters will disappear, and new tiles will fall. The game ends when you let the burning tile reach the bottom.

Bookworm

Combine adjacent letters to form meaningful words

A word puzzle to sharpen your language abilities

Special letters in Bookworm

  • Burning tiles (red burning letters): These letters are extremely dangerous because when they fall and reach the bottom, the game will end.
  • Bonus tiles (blue, yellow, diamond): These tiles are created when long words or words using uncommon letters are formed, helping multiply points.

Scoring method

In Bookworm, the score is calculated based on many different factors. First of all, you will get more points if longer words can be created. In addition, letters that are less common in English, like Q, Z, or X, will bring more points when used in words.

In addition, if you use special letters like green, yellow, or diamond, your score will be increased dramatically thanks to the bonus effect. Finally, the score coefficient for each word will be multiplied as you progress to higher levels.

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  • Candy Jump: where you control a candy that moves continuously on a rotating platform.
  • My Perfect Hotel: where you attract customers, keep them satisfied, and gradually turn your humble hotel into a prominent brand.
  • Choppy Orc: where you play as a brave orc warrior lost in a maze full of traps.

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