Word Stack Solitaire vs Crucix

A word puzzle with the rhythm of solitaire. Move letter cards between stacks, uncover hidden letters and bring each word together. One small move can open up the whole board. Explore more than 1,000 crafted levels, from gentle first puzzles to tricky mystery words and tougher boss boards. When you need a fresh angle, use a hint, shuffle the cards or add a column. Come back for the daily puzzle, build a streak and discover its Golden Word. Want a quicker challenge? Versus mode puts you up against a computer opponent, with game coins at stake. Coins have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn or exchanged for real-world prizes. Collect letters to unlock background themes, choose an avatar and make the game your own. Play in English, Turkish, Spanish or German, with separate progress for each language. Solo puzzles can be played offline. Optional coin packs are available as in-app purchases.

Crucix is a proper crossword game, with two ways to play and six languages. TWO MODES • Letter wheel: drag your finger across the letters to build words and watch the grid fill in. Every word has its own clue, so you can play it the other way round too: read the clue and hunt for the word. • Arrow crossword: the classic newspaper puzzle, with the clues inside the grid and an arrow showing which way the word runs. Tap a square and type. SIX REAL LANGUAGES English, Spanish, French, Italian, German and Portuguese. This is not a translated interface: each language has its own words and its own clues, written one by one. Switch language and the whole game changes. OVER 3,500 LEVELS 2,364 letter wheel levels and 1,200 arrow crosswords. Each language keeps its own progress, in case you want to practise two at once. BUILT FOR UNHURRIED PLAY • Works offline: everything ships with the app. • No account, no sign-up, no email address. • No timer and no streak to lose. • Bonus words hidden in every level for anyone who wants to dig deeper. • Coins for hints when a word refuses to come. Free, with ads. Rewarded ads are always your choice: if you would rather not watch one, you never have to.