How to play

• Build words from the given letters; each tile may be used once per word.
• Words of three letters and longer count.
• The longer the word, the sharper the score grows — six letters are worth far more than two threes.
• A word already found does not count twice.
• Shuffling the tiles costs nothing and often shows a word you missed.

Tips

• Start from the longest word you can see; the short ones will still be there afterwards.
• Run through the endings you know: a familiar suffix often unlocks a long word.
• Shuffle whenever you are stuck — the eye catches different pairs in a new order.
• Do not stare at one idea; three short words beat one long one you never find.