Letterfull vs HexTerritory

Have you always wanted to play a game where you wish you could make up your own words but you can't? welcome to Letterfull! The game where you must manage to form words without filling the five by five game grid. The mechanic of the game is quite simple. The game board consists of five rows of five columns, which may contain letters that appear faster every level. With the letters that appear, you must form words by touching the letters with your finger. When you touch a letter, it will move to the bottom of the board, after the separator, i.e. the word you are trying to form. To submit the word and check if it is correct, (must have at least 3 letters and be in the dictionary of the chosen language -more on that later), you can tap the submit button (or double-tap with 2 fingers if you use VoiceOver). If you want to send all the letters back to the end of the game board, either because you made a mistake or because you saw another letter that can form a better word, you can tap the move all button or, if you use VoiceOver, do the back gesture (2 finger scrub). You can also tap one letter of the letters you have in your word to send it back to the end of the game board. The game is available in English, Spanish, Catalan and Italian, and changing the language does not involve any change in the game interface, only in the dictionary used to check if the words are correct. For people learning English, Catalan or another language available in the game, it can be very useful.

Outsmart the AI. Conquer the board. Dominate the Hex Territory. Hex Territory is a fast, turn-based strategy game where every move expands your influence—or hands the advantage to the enemy. Face off against a smart Robot Army AI as you fight for control of a hex-based battlefield. You command the blue units. The AI controls red. On your turn, choose one of your units and decide how to expand: • Duplicate into an adjacent tile to grow your army. • Move to a farther tile to reposition and outmaneuver the enemy. Whenever you move or duplicate into an empty hex, all surrounding enemy units flip to your side, instantly shifting the momentum of the match. The battle ends when neither side has any moves left. The winner? Whoever controls the most territory on the board. Simple rules. Quick turns. Deep strategy. Can you outthink the machines and claim every hex?