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Crack as many names and words as you can in a row. The word length rotates between 4, 5 and 6 letters. Miss one and you lose your points and start over – how long can your streak go?
Every word starts with a question that hints at what you’re looking for. Guess, read the colours and close in on the answer.
The question gives you a category: first names, verbs, adjectives, home, nature, or food and drink. The answer has 4–6 letters.
After each guess, turquoise letters are in the right spot and purple letters are in the word but somewhere else. The fewer tries you need, the more points you get – up to 5 per word.
Stuck? Spend a lifeline to reveal a hidden letter. You get three per game – use them all on one tough word or save them for later.
Crack as many names and words as you can in a row. The word length rotates between 4, 5 and 6 letters. Miss one and you lose your points and start over – how long can your streak go?
Challenge a friend or take on a random opponent. You both get the same five questions and take turns guessing. Most points after five rounds wins.
Yes. Wordflap is free to download from the App Store.
The core idea is similar – guess a word and get coloured hints – but in Wordflap every word comes with a question as a clue, words are 4–6 letters long, and you can challenge your friends to a duel.
Yes. Start a duel against a random opponent and you’ll be matched with another player. You can also challenge your friends.
You can sign in with Apple or Google, or play as a guest.
Wordflap works on iPhone and iPad with iOS 15.2 or later.
Yes. Choose English or Swedish in the app to play with questions, words and names in that language. You can play solo or challenge friends in either language.
Download Wordflap for free and challenge them to a duel.