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Everything about playing WordSwoop, and what to do when something misbehaves.
The Qu tile counts as both letters at once, so tracing it in Qu-I-Z spells a four-letter word.
Longer words are worth disproportionately more, so hunting one six-letter word beats grabbing several quick three-letter ones.
| Word length | Points |
|---|---|
| 3 letters | 1 |
| 4 letters | 2 |
| 5 letters | 4 |
| 6 letters | 7 |
| 7 letters | 11 |
| 8 or more | 16 |
A fresh board and two minutes on the clock. Every board is checked for quality before you see it, so you always get one worth playing.
One board a day, the same for everyone. Come back as often as you like — your finds carry over, and only new words add to your score. Playing keeps your streak alive.
The same board as your opponent, at the same time, through Game Center. Watch their score climb next to yours. Invite a friend or let Game Center find someone.
Check the speaker button at the top right of the home screen — tap it to unmute. WordSwoop also respects your iPhone's ring/silent switch, so the game stays quiet when your phone is silenced.
Make sure you're signed in to Game Center under iOS Settings. Newly published leaderboards can also take a while to appear the first time. Your scores are saved on your device either way, and post as soon as the connection works.
Progress lives on your device, not in the cloud, so deleting the app clears it and it doesn't move between devices. Reinstalling starts a fresh game.
Word checking uses the ENABLE word list, a standard English dictionary of roughly 270,000 entries. It's broad, but proper nouns, abbreviations, and some newer words simply aren't in it.
At midnight, by your device's own clock. Every player on the same date gets the same board.
Both players need to be signed in to Game Center with a working connection. The game retries on its own and gives up after twenty seconds — leave the battle and start another. If it happens every time, get in touch.
Bugs, ideas, or a word you think should count: support@pgaming.app