Squell

Squell

Spatially Significant Spelling

26 ratings
17 reviews
$1.99 $0.99

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 27, 2024
  • August 4, 2024

Features

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About

A casual spelling game combining vocabulary challenges with spatial reasoning. Rearrange letter grids to form words, with move count impacting score. Enjoy offline play and save progress to return anytime.

Spatial reasoning word puzzles
Move-based scoring system
Save progress and resume anytime
Offline gameplay
Addictive and engaging gameplay
Simple, clean design
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What's New in Squell

1.3.1

August 4, 2024

- fixes a bug that would send new players through the tutorial unnecessarily - adds polish to animations and transitions when a game is over - simplifies the data shown on game review screens, and enables you to easily share game scores with friends or followers - adds the ability to easily share a download link or add a review - adds various stability updates

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Top Paid

📈 129+2

Word games

This game rose +2 positions in Word games chart.

Last updated on July 24, 2026.

User reviews

Fun game! Small gripe

I love the game! It’s challenging, and different. But when using different word checking resources, there is little help with Squell. And there is a chance you know an existing word that isn’t counted towards what the game recognizes as being a possibility.

I suggest at least expanded options, one of which shows what words are actually possible on the board. And for fun, it could show what these words mean. But again, all only as an option for those just getting into the game or trying to expand their vocabulary.
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Good Game

I got to seven letters on first day of app purchase. Since then it’s been a once in a week play. The game can benefit with an online multiplayer that would make it excellent.

Hooray!!!

A developer has made a great game for a decent price and does not collect or link private data!!!!!!!!! Hope they do really well

Squell fun

Challenging but fun!

Great game, missing a scoreboard

Well conceived word game, with simple, effective UI. The game greatly misses an internal scoreboard, which keeps track of one’s best scores across games over time. As it stands, there is no such feature in the app, even though achieving a high score is what this word game is about.

FAQ

What is Squell?

Squell is a casual spelling game that challenges your vocabulary and spatial reasoning by having you rearrange letter grids to spell words. The number of moves you make affects your score, and the game offers addictive gameplay suitable for all ages.

How much does Squell cost?

Squell is a paid app, available for $0.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to the full game without any in-app purchases or ads.

Can I play Squell offline?

Yes, Squell works offline, making it perfect for playing on planes, trains, or in areas with no cell service. All your progress is saved on your device.

What devices does Squell support?

Squell is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users who enjoy engaging word puzzle games.

How often is Squell updated?

The latest version of Squell is 1.3.1, and it was last updated on August 4, 2024. This indicates the developer is actively maintaining and improving the game.

What are the pros and cons of Squell?

Users praise Squell for its addictive gameplay, engaging nature for all ages, mental challenges, and simple design. A noted con is the lack of a leaderboard feature.

What is the age rating for Squell?

Squell has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and players of all ages. Its simple mechanics and vocabulary focus are accessible.

Does Squell have multiplayer or leaderboards?

Based on the provided information, Squell does not feature multiplayer modes or a leaderboard. The game focuses on individual gameplay and scoring based on moves.