-Endings vs de Broglie

Endings is the daily word game where one suffix rules the day. Every morning at 6am, a new word ending is revealed — like —ING, —EST, or —TION. Your goal: find as many words as possible that use that ending before time runs out. **HOW TO PLAY** • A new ending is released every day at 6am • Type any real word that ends with today's ending • Each valid word scores one point • The timer runs — find as many as you can • Come back tomorrow for a new challenge **COMPETE GLOBALLY** Sign in with Google or Apple to post your score to the daily leaderboard. See how your vocabulary stacks up against players around the world. Every player has the same ending — same playing field, same clock. **TRACK YOUR STREAK** Build a daily streak by playing every day. Track your current streak, longest streak, and personal best score. **SHARE YOUR SCORE** Share your result as an image — show off your word count and daily streak without spoiling the ending for others. **TWO-PLAYER PASS & PLAY** Want to challenge your friends? Choose two-player mode and see who can get the most endings in a best 2-out-of-3 match! Endings is free to play. Sign-in is optional — guest play is always available.

de Broglie is a word-hunting game that fits how you want to play. Choose your grid, set your clock, and go — all wrapped in a retro handheld shell that makes every session feel like an event. Pick your grid. Start on the 4×4 Standard board and get your bearings. Graduate to 5×5 Advanced when you're ready for more chaos. Take on the 6×6 Master grid when you want to be humbled. Play at your pace. Thirty seconds for a quick hit. Three minutes for a proper session. Or flip on Zen mode and play with no timer at all — just you and the letters. Climb the ranks. Every game earns you a rank. Move through SPARK, SHARP, and beyond by hitting higher scores and finding better words. Your rank reflects not just how many words you find, but how well you find them — points per word, best word, longest word, all tracked. Obsess over your stats. Post-game breakdowns show your best word, longest word, and points-per-word average. Your all-time best score is always on screen. The only person you're competing against is your last game.