
MatchWords: Word Search Game
Challenge Friends, Same Board
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Challenge a friend to the exact same board — same letters, same clock — then see who scored higher. Send the link, they tap it, they're playing.
MatchWords is a word search, boggle-style brain game: swipe adjacent letters to build words, beat the timer, keep your daily streak alive. No sign-up, no accounts, ever.
MULTIPLAYER: CHALLENGE YOUR FRIENDS
- Finish any game, tap Challenge, and send the link wherever you already chat
- A real link: blue and tappable in iMessage or WhatsApp, and it opens straight into the board
- Your friend plays your exact board — your score stays hidden until they finish
- Then the face-off: both scores side by side, victory, defeat or tie
- A notification tells you who won the moment they answer
- Drop one link in the group chat and everyone gets their swing at it
- Challenges last 7 days, one shot each — nobody replays until they win
- No accounts, no sign-up: pick a challenger name and you're in
WORD GAME FEATURES
- Word search puzzle: swipe adjacent letters in any direction to build words
- Boggle-style letter board, anagram and vocabulary challenges
- Two board sizes: classic 4x4 and big 5x5
- Timed modes: quick word game rounds or longer brain training sessions
- Bilingual word puzzle: play in English or Spanish (espanol)
- Play solo offline — a normal round needs no internet, no wifi
- Vocabulary builder, spelling practice, and word matching for kids, students, and adults
- Daily streaks: play every day to keep your flame alive and build the habit
- Clean, ad-supported free word search and puzzle game
Perfect for fans of word search, boggle, anagram, wordle, scrabble-style, and word matching games. Train your vocabulary, spelling, and brain speed daily with MatchWords.
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What's New in MatchWords
1.11.3
August 20, 2026
New: two ways to play! Classic is the game you know — just the board and the clock. Arcade hands you a freeze, an extension and a hint every game, duels included. Choose in Settings; each mode keeps its own records. Also new: the end-game summary has a Missed tab — every word that was on the board and you never found, with the points it was worth.
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