Words Attraction: Daily Games

Words Attraction puts three daily word puzzles and an endless word search in one app. Once a day a new Daily Word, Hive and Chain Letters arrive, the same three for everyone playing in your language. Each game opens with a short guided round played on its real board, which you can turn off once you know the rules. Daily Word gives you six tries at a five-letter word: green is a letter in the right place, yellow one that belongs elsewhere, gray one the word doesn't hold or holds fewer times than you typed it, and a guess that isn't in the word list costs no try. Hive gives you seven letters around a center letter for words of four letters or more that always use the center, with letters free to repeat; the more of the day's words you find, the higher you climb through ten ranks from Beginner to Ruler Bee, and every hive hides a pangram that uses all seven. Chain Letters puts twelve letters around a square: each word starts on the letter the last one ended on, two letters in a row never come from the same side, and using all twelve clears the box, in as few words as you can manage. Seek is the word search for when the daily set is done. The app builds every grid on your device, so it needs no connection and never runs out. Easy is 8×8 with seven words running across and down, Normal is 10×10 with nine and adds a diagonal, and Hard is 12×12 with eleven words that run in every direction, backwards included. Seek stays out of your streaks and your archive. A calendar on the home screen opens any of the last seven days, today included. Fourteen achievements mark first solves, 3-, 7- and 30-day streaks, a Daily Word in three guesses or fewer and Hive's Genius rank, and a daily reminder, which you can turn off, comes at the time you pick. You get three hints a day, shared by all four games. A hint shows one letter of the Daily Word, a word to try in Hive or Chain Letters, or the first letter of a word hidden in Seek. When they run out, you can watch a short video for one more; if no video is ready, a ten-second look at our other apps earns it instead. Those are the only ads, and they play only when you ask. One-time purchases raise the allowance to 10, 20, 50 or 100 hints a day, or open 1, 3, 6 or 12 months of past daily puzzles. There is no subscription. Words Attraction is free to download and runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 16 or later. Puzzles and menus come in English, Russian and Spanish, switchable in Settings, each with its own classic word list: the English one accepts plurals and verb tenses, the Russian one holds nouns in their base form only, and all of them miss some newer words. The app does not ask to track you, and there is no account: it signs in with an anonymous ID and keeps your progress, settings and achievements under it in Firebase, while purchases return through Restore purchases. Beyond that progress, the app sends out only anonymous usage statistics and crash reports (Firebase), purchase records (RevenueCat) and, when you ask for a hint video, the ad request (Google AdMob). When the app starts, it downloads the last seven days of daily puzzles, which then stay on the device; Seek never needs a connection.