WORD for WORD™ - Game for Mind

Shakespeare had the largest vocabulary in the English language. How many words do YOU know?

A hundred? A thousand? Or maybe a hundred thousand? 🏆

Test your vocabulary and discover new words!
This game is way more fun and useful than crosswords!

Play with Artificial Intelligence and develop your language skills.

WORD for WORD™ is a great game for all ages and also a great tool for learning new words, boost your memory and sharpen your mind!

Please read the rules all the way through, they're very simple.

The game offers 3 difficulty levels:

🟩 EASY 🟨 NORMAL 🟥 HARD

🟩 EASY - Play with the first letter of the given word. For example, you write - MONOPOLY, the opponent must respond with a word also starting with M: MONOPOLY - MAGAZINE - MEAL - MECHANISM - ...

🟨 NORMAL - Play with the last letter. You write - GAME, the opponent must respond with a word starting with E: GAME - EARTH - HALVING - GEOGRAPHIC - ...

🟥 HARD - Play with the first two letters. You write - MANOR, the opponent must respond with a word also starting with MA: MANOR - MACARON - MAFIA - MAGIC - ...

🟦 Please use singular form: CAT - okay, CATS - not allowed, WOMAN - okay, WOMEN - not allowed

This will be a fair game, so to avoid simplifying the task by just adding -s(-es) to the opponent's word or replacing mAn with mEn. But you can confidently use words in plural if their spelling differs from singular: mouse/mice, person/people, penny/pence, etc.

Plus, we’ve got beautiful, calming music and mesmerizing landscapes for every season! ❤️
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A huge thank you to Wikipedia, National Geographic, and Discovery! We hope our game serves as a great motivator for learning new words, gaining knowledge, and inspiring exploration!
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If you find a typo or catch the AI cheating by using plural words or profanity, you can write to us at:
[email protected]
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In the game of words, minds take flight,
With letters wielded, in words' delight.
Hundreds of thousands, a lexicon vast,
Expanding horizons, from present to past.

Each guess, each clue, sparks memory's might,
Synonyms dance, in the game's light.
So let this word game be our guide,
In the quest for knowledge, side by side.
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Beautiful music "Amsterdam" by Christian Scholl