Typoglycerin is a unique puzzle game about building words. How many words can you build before running out of space? **Designed for both mobile and PC** Instructions: (You can also find them in-game) - Click outside the orange circle to place a stone. - Draw an arc to connect the letters and form words. - Each word must be at least 3 letters long - Click inside the orange circle to save a stone. - The queue on the left shows you the next 6 stones. - The number at the top-right corner tells you the amount of space left on the circle. - You can place at most 23 stones on the circle. - Sometimes you may get special stones. In-game instructions will tell you how to use them. Tips: - You can get a higher score by using less frequent letters like J Q X Z. - The score of each word is multiplied by its length *squared*! - Always save a useful vowel in case you need one to finish a word. - Picking special stones from the Typoglycerin stone isn't always the best move. - Play it slow. No hurry.
This project is based on the mobile game Typoglycerin by studiofreiluft. If you enjoy this project, check out the game on Google Play! It's a great time killer. (Note: I'm not related to studiofreiluft in any way) Updates: Mar 7, 2020 - Updated the word list and letter weights I've combined several word lists to form a list of 110,886 words. No more abbreviations or missing words! The weightings for each letter are also adjusted based on the actual frequency of each letter in the word list. Dec 22, 2019 - Leaderboard reset Sorry guys, the leaderboard was really buggy. Hopefully this reset can fix it. Dec 21, 2019 - Curated! Thanks @Orange_Lion ! Dec 7, 2019 - Fixed the leaderboard Dec 3, 2019 - More vowels! Running out of vowels is really hurting the fun of this game, so here you go! Dec 2, 2019 - Fixed weird spaces inside the tip rectangles. Credits: PTE Ultra+ (Text Engine) -Rex- https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/262564340/ Leaderboard brettstahlman https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/115558763/ Word list with 80k+ words Credits to whoever created this word list (I found this word list on GitHub but that repository seemed to be deleted)