Words of Paradise - Word puzzle adventure

Unravel mysteries with word puzzles in this addictive game

1.3.0 Version
1.6 Score
2M+ Downloads
In-game purchases License
3+ Content Rating

Download Android APK (175.81 MB)

Old Versions

PROS

Relaxing gameplay

Beautiful visuals

Pleasant music

CONS

Many ads

Expensive in-app purchase

💕 Playing Words of Paradise for just 10 minutes a day enhances your mental acuity and provides an escape from everyday stress! 💕

Indulge in word puzzles set against stunning nature backdrops from across the globe; a delightful and soothing experience!

Connect letters to unveil words and conquer crosswords! Expand your vocabulary as you unwind your mind!

Are you a fan of word connect and word search games? Look no further than Words of Paradise; it's addictive! With over 5000 word-puzzle levels and 300 breathtaking locales to explore, the fun never ends!

Our game is free-to-play with no paywalls now or in future updates.

GAME FEATURES:

🍀 Simple and entertaining gameplay—just swipe your finger to connect letters and form words without the need for typing!

🍀 A wealth of levels awaits—over 5000 puzzles are there for you to solve. Hint options available for those tricky challenges.

🍀 Numerous Word Quiz levels to test grammar skills and polish spelling.

🍀 Top-notch Word Game Dictionaries handpicked by experts to engage you in a playful manner.

🍀 Designed to sharpen your brain, enhance memory, and elevate intellectual prowess!

🍀 Support provided for 30+ languages—improve and learn any language you fancy!

🍀 Mini-games to add flavor to your gameplay and fast-track earning rich rewards!

🍀 Explore unseen wonders—from majestic mountains to verdant rainforests, clear lakes to rushing rivers, vibrant sunsets to starry nights, delve into nature's charm and uncover the marvels of our planet!

🍀 Suitable for all ages—kids and adults alike. Compatible with both phones and tablets. A game for everyone, anytime, anywhere!

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Tips

1. Keep an eye up top

Use the words you've already found as inspiration for other potential creations. It's easy to focus entirely on the letters at the bottom of the screen, but take a break and look up regularly.

Often longer words will contain elements of shorter ones you've already found, like "heap" and "cheap." Sometimes reading the words you've found out loud—and slowly sounding out their consonants—can nudge you in the right direction.

Similarly, even if you don't need to find a certain length of word—e.g. there are no two- or three-letter goal words—try making some anyway. They won't work as answers, but they can often remind you of another word that might be included. We often do this with common groups of letters, like "ing" or "er."

2. Rearrange to your heart's content

Rearrange can be extremely helpful. Sometimes a set of words seems completely impenetrable, but after rearranging you might find an entire word is spelled out in the new organization. You can rearrange the same set of words as many times as you like, and we recommend doing so often: even if a new word doesn't appear, just getting an alternate view of the letters might help get the brain juices flowing.

3. Keep trying with strategies

When you're stuck on a tough level, just keep trying words. There is no time limit or penalty for wrong—or even non—words, so just keep swiping across the letters. You might create a string of letters that reminds you of an actual word.

Use a systematic approach if you're down to guessing: pick one letter as the first letter and then work through every possible combination for the length you're trying to solve.

So, let's say you have "a, c, f, e" and you're trying to find a three-letter word. If you started with "a," make "acf," "ace," "afc," "afe," "aec," "aef" in roughly that order. You're essentially crossing options off the list of potential words in an order that helps you remember what you've already tried. After you've tried all those combinations, you know you're safe to move on to the next letter as the starter, so "caf," "cae," and so on.