
Creier
Romanian word & logic games
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Creier brings together games for the mind, all of them played in Romanian. A new round every day, with real Romanian diacritics — ă, â, î, ș, ț — and words drawn from the dictionary.
THE GAMES
• Cuvântul — Guess the word of the day in 6 tries. Every guess shows you which letters are in the right place.
• Fagure — Build as many words as you can from the day's seven letters. The centre letter must appear in each one.
• Legături — Sort 16 words into the 4 hidden categories. Watch for the traps: some words look like they fit in more than one group.
• Perechi — Match the archaic word to its modern equivalent and rediscover the language of an earlier Romania.
• Obârșia — Follow a Romanian word backwards, language by language, to its origin. Play step by step, or bet on the whole chain at once.
• Ițele — A board of letters hides the words of a theme. Drag across neighbouring letters to find them. One word names the theme and joins two edges of the board.
• Sudoku — Fill the grid with the digits 1 to 9. A daily challenge, plus an unlimited mode with more variants and difficulty levels.
WHY CREIER
• A fresh challenge every day, in every game.
• Archive: every game has a calendar of its own, with all its past editions.
• Fulger: challenge your friends to a word match, with a leaderboard.
• Profile: your streak, a map of the days you played, and the badges you earned.
• Compare yourself to the day's other players at the end of every round.
• Fits in a few minutes — made for a coffee break.
• Romanian diacritics handled correctly throughout.
• No ads interrupting you.
Creier is free at launch. Play every day and train your mind in Romanian.
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What's New in Creier
1.6.0
September 11, 2026
Fulger — challenge your friends to a match. You pick how many rounds, you send the link, and everyone plays when they can, within the 6 hours the match stays open. Each round starts from one coloured clue you guess the word from; whoever catches more words, faster, wins. The leaderboard fills in as people finish. Also: daily rounds now mark your own result among the other players', and in Obârșia a Pas cu pas round always runs to its last question.
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