r/scrabble

Image 1 — Teaser #452 : Unscramble 2 * 8 Letter Words : Dark Before & After Tiles are Fixed - including BONUS !
Image 2 — Teaser #452 : Unscramble 2 * 8 Letter Words : Dark Before & After Tiles are Fixed - including BONUS !
Image 3 — Teaser #452 : Unscramble 2 * 8 Letter Words : Dark Before & After Tiles are Fixed - including BONUS !
Image 4 — Teaser #452 : Unscramble 2 * 8 Letter Words : Dark Before & After Tiles are Fixed - including BONUS !

Teaser #452 : Unscramble 2 * 8 Letter Words : Dark Before & After Tiles are Fixed - including BONUS !

The DARK tile positions must remain fixed at the __START__ and __END__ of the solutions.

The LIGHT tiles can take any other position.

To view the solutions swipe through the gallery (multiple images).

I think this replicates a typical challenge we meet all the time in Scrabble.

Always happy to receive your comments.

u/RushyfieldCrescent — 19 hours ago

I built a word game from scratch would love community feedback

I've been building a word game for the past year and I'm finally at a point where I need honest feedback from real players.

It's called WordSalvo. Built completely from scratch — different board, different feel, none of the bloat from the big publishers. No ads, no energy bars, no slot machine mechanics. Just letters and strategy.

Multiplayer, AI opponents at three levels, a daily puzzle, post-game analysis, seasons and rankings. Works in English, Dutch, French and German.

If you're someone who still takes word games seriously and wants to help shape something before it's finished — I'd genuinely love to have you involved. Happy to answer any questions about the game or how it was built.

Details in my profile if you want to try it.

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u/prometheus_one — 11 hours ago
▲ 2 r/wordgames+1 crossposts

I bet someone in this group can claim the #1 spot on my new game, Scrab.

Scrab is a Scrabble/Wordle love child, with a speed element and plenty of luck. It free, and you don't need an account or a download to play. Remember when all online games were like that?

My friends and family are starting to get pretty competitive, so I'm hoping someone here can humble them!

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u/MrPulp2 — 19 hours ago
Week