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First release: word solitaire with categories in nine languages, endless deals, a daily deal, hints and undo.
Word solitaire with categories: sort word cards into associations. Offline.
Wordkin is a word solitaire card game about categories. Word cards lie in columns on a green card table, golden category cards open shelves, and you sort every word onto the shelf where it belongs: apple to Fruits, violin to Instruments, Tuesday to Days of the week. A shelf with all its words is complete and makes room for the next category. Clear every category to finish the deal. HOW TO PLAY • A golden category card goes on an empty shelf. Its number tells how many words belong to it. • A word goes on the shelf of its category. • In the columns, a word can also go on a word of the same category, and any card fits in an empty column. • Face-down cards turn up when they are free. • Tap the stock for its next card. When it is empty, tap again to turn it over. • Tap a card to send it to the best place, or drag it where you want it. FEATURES • Word association solitaire with clear, everyday categories: animals, food, home, jobs, sports, music, places, nature, colors and more, over 80 in all. • Endless deals: every deal is made new and grows slowly bigger, with more categories and more face-down cards. • Every deal can be cleared: each one is checked for a solution before you see it. • No timer, no lives and no move limit. Undo and restart at any time. • A free hint shows the next good move, or how far to go back when you are stuck. • A daily deal for every day, with a streak. • A move goal for every deal, for players who like a target. • Larger words for easy reading. • The words come in nine languages, each written for its language: English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Russian, Turkish and Indonesian. Choose the language of the words in the settings. • Plays offline. Your progress is saved on your device.
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