Wordscapes Daily Answers (2024)

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Wordscapes is one of the most popular free-to-play mobile word games. Players are given a set of random letters that they must swipe in various directions to form words and fill out a crossword puzzle.

The game has more than 6,000 levels, but you can also play a puzzle that's updated every day. Wordscape Daily Puzzle is more challenging than the pre-set levels, as it contains more words that you need to uncover and, therefore, more letters to work with.

If you get stuck, you can request a hint by pressing the lightbulb button. The first 3 hints are free, but once you're out of those, you need to pay with coins for additional help. If you're out of both hints and coins, you can consult our article, as we update it daily with the current day's Wordscapes answers.

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Below is the list of all Wordscapes answers, sorted in reverse chronological order, separated by month. The list will be updated every day!

Related: Today’s Wordle Answer

March 2024

  • March 12 - AIRS, OARS, OURS, SAVIOR, SAVOR, SOAR, SOUR, VARIOUS, VIRUS, VISA, VISOR
  • March 11 - CORE, COVE, COVER, EVER, OVER, RECOVER, ROVE, ROVER, VEER
  • March 10 - CREEP, CREPE, EPIC, ICE, IRE, PEER, PER, PIC, PIE, PIECE, PIER, PRICE, RECIPE, REP, RICE, RIP, RIPE
  • March 9 - HEIR, HER, HIRE, HIT, HITTER, IRE, RITE, THE, THEIR, TIE, TIER,TIRE, TRITE
  • March 8 - ACE, ACNE, ALE, CAN, CANE, CLAN, CLEAN, CLUE, CUE, LACE, LANCE, LANE, LEAN, NAN, NUANCE, NUN, UNCLE, UNCLEAN
  • March 7 - EGG, GEL, GLUE, GURGLE, JUG, JUGGLE, JUGGLER, LEG, LUG, LUGE, LURE, RUE, RUG, RULE, URGE
  • March 6 - NOPE, OPEN, PEER, PEON, PORE, PREEN, PRONE, REOPEN, REPO, ROPE
  • March 5 - AGO, ALL, ALONG, ANGLO, GAL, GALL, GALLON, GOAL, LAG, LOAN, LOG, LONG, NAG
  • March 4 - LET, LURE, LUTE, RUE, RULE, RUT, TRUE, TURTLE, UTTER
  • March 3 - ABBOT, ACT, BAT, BOA, BOAT, BOB, BOBCAT, BOT, CAB, CAT, COAT, COB, COT, OAT, TAB, TACO
  • March 2 - AHA, ALL, ALLAY, HALL, HALLWAY, HAY, LAW, LAY, WALL, WAY, WHY
  • March 1 - EASE, EVASIVE, EVE, SAVE, SEA, SEE, SIEVE, VASE, VIA, VIE, VISA, VISE, VIVA

February 2024

  • February 29 - ALAS, ASSAULT, ATLAS, LASS, LAST, LATS, LUST, SALSA, SALT, SLAT
  • February 28 - CREEP, CREPE, CREPT, ERECT, PEEP, PEER, PERT, PRECEPT, PREP, TREE
  • February 27 - AIMS, AMINO, INNS, IONS, MAIN, MANSION, MASON, MOAN
  • February 26 - DODGE, DODGER, DOE, DOG, EGO, GOD, GORE, ODD, ODDER, ODE, OGRE, ORE, RED, REDO, ROD, RODE
  • February 25 - IMPLY, IMPS, LIMP, LIPS, LISP, SIMPLY, SLIM, SLIP
  • February 24 - AIL, ALL, ANVIL, ILL, LAIN, NAIL, NIL, VAIN, VAN, VIA, VIAL, VILLA, VILLAIN
  • February 23 - COST, COT, ITS, MIST, MOIST, MOST, OMIT, SIM, SIT, SITCOM, STOIC, TIC, TIS
  • February 22 - AMMO, ATOM, MAMMOTH, MATH, MOAT, MOMMA, MOTH, OATH
  • February 21 - CHILE, CHIVE, EVIL, HEEL, HIVE, LEECH, LICE, LIVE, VEHICLE, VEIL, VICE, VILE
  • February 20 - AIL, AIR, ARC, CAN, CANAL, CAR, CARNAL, CRAN, CRANIAL, LAIN, LAIR, LIAR, NAIL, NIL, RACIAL, RAIL, RAIN, RAN
  • February 19 - FIG, FIGURE, FIR, FIRE, FUR, GRIEF, IRE, REF, RIFE, RIG, RUE, RUG, URGE
  • February 18 - AFIRE, AIR, AQUIFER, ARE, EAR, ERA, FAIR, FAR, FARE, FEAR, FIR, FIRE, FUR, IRE, REF, RIFE, RUE
  • February 17 - DELI, DIED, FIDDLE, FIELD, FILE, FLED, IDLE, LIED, LIFE
  • February 16 - ERR, TOE, ORE, TORE, OTTER, TORT, RETORT, TOT, RETRO, TOTE, ROT, TROT, ROTE
  • February 15 - AWARD, WARD, AWAY, WARY, AWRY, WAYWARD, DRAW, YARD
  • February 14 - IRE, RISE, RUE, RUSE, SIR, SIRE, SUE, SURE, SURVIVE, USE, USER, VIE, VIRUS, VISE
  • February 13 - ADO, ALL, DOLL, DOLLAR, DROLL, LAD, LOAD, LORD, OAR, OLD, ORAL, RAD, ROAD, ROD, ROLL
  • February 12 - NOPE, NOSE, ONE, OPEN, OPS, PEN, PEON, POKE, POSE, SON, SOP, SPOKE, SPOKEN
  • February 11 - DEER, DEN, DUE, DUN, DUNE, END, ENDURE, NERD, NUDE, RED, REND, RUDE, RUE, RUN, UNDER, URN
  • February 10 - ALE, EASE, EASEL, EEL, ELSE, LEASE, SALE, SEA, SEAL, SEE, SLEAZE, ZEAL
  • February 9 - CON, CONE, CONQUER, CORE, CORN, CRONE, CUE, CURE, EURO, NOR, ONCE, ONE, ORE, OUNCE, OUR, RUE, RUN, URN
  • February 8 - AGO, ALONG, ANGLO, GAL, GOAL, GOO, GOON, LAG, LAGOON, LOAN, LOG, LOGO, LONG, LOON, NAG
  • February 7 - ALL, ALLOY, LAY, LOYAL, OAR, ORAL, ORALLY, RALLY, RAY, ROLL, ROYAL, ROYALLY
  • February 6 - DOWRY, DROWSY, RODS, ROSY, ROWDY, ROWS, SWORD, WORD
  • February 5 - QUIET, QUIT, QUITE, QUITTER, RITE, TIER, TIRE, TRITE, TRUE, UTTER
  • February 4 - ANT, ANY, NASTY, NAY, SAT, SAX, SAY, STAY, SYNTAX, TAN, TAX
  • February 3 - COST, COTS, CUSTOM, CUTS, MOST, MUST, OUST, OUTS, SCOUT, SCUM
  • February 2 - ACORN, ARC, CAN, CAR, CON, CORN, NOR, OAR, ORCA, RAN, RANCOR, ROAN, ROAR
  • February 1 - ALL, AWFULLY, FALL, FLAW, FLAY, FLU, FLY, FULL, LAW, LAWFUL, LAY, WALL, WAY

January 2024

  • January 31 - GILT, GIRL, GIRTH, GRIT, HILT, LIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHTLY
  • January 30 - CEDE, CUES, DEUCE, DUES, SCUD, SEDUCE, SEED, SUCCEED, SUED, SUEDE, USED
  • January 29 - BEER, BEES, BERRIES, ERRS, IRES, RIBS, RISE, RISER, SEER, SIRE
  • January 28 - ASH, ASP, HAS, LAP, LASH, PAL, SAP, SASH, SLAP, SLASH, SPA, SPLASH
  • January 27 - CON,CONE, CONFER, CORE, CORN, CRONE, FERN, FOE, FOR, FORCE, FORE, FRO, NOR, ONCE, ONE, ORE, REF
  • January 26 - DEER, DIRE, DUE, IRE, QUEER, QUERIED, QUID, RED, RID, RIDE, RUDE, RUE
  • January 25 - CEDE, CITE, DECEIT, DICE, DIET, EDICT, EDIT, ICE, TEE, TIC, TIDE, TIE
  • January 24 - DELI, DIED, DIRE, DRIED, IDLE, LIED, RIDDLE, RIDE, RILE
  • January 23 - EEL, ERR, EVE, EVER, EYE, LEER, LEVER, REEL, RELY, REVEL, REVELRY, RYE, VEER, VERY
  • January 22 - ERR, FEE, FEET, FERRET, FETE, FREE, FREER, FRET, REEF, REF, REFER, TEE, TREE
  • January 21 - DON, DUN, DUO, NOD, NOUN, NUN, ONUS, SOD, SON, SOUND, SUN, UNDO, UNSOUND
  • January 20 - EELS, ELDEST, ELSE, LEST, LETS, SEED, SLED, SLEET, STEEL, TEES
  • January 19 - IMP, MOM, MOP, MUM, OMIT, OPIUM, OPT, OPTIMUM, OUT, PIT, POT, POUT, PUT, TIP, TOP
  • January 18 - ARE, AWE, EAR, ERA, EVE, EVER, EWE, RAVE, RAW, VEER, WAR, WAVE, WAVER, WEAR, WEAVE, WEAVER, WEE, WERE
  • January 17 - HURT, HUT, RUSH, RUST, RUT, SHUT, STRUT, THRU, THRUST, THUS, TRUST, TRUTH, TUSH
  • January 16 - FIFTY, FORT, FORTIFY, IFFY, RIFF, RIFT, RIOT, TRIO
  • January 15 - MESS, MIX, MIXES, SEX, SEXISM, SIM, SIS, SIX
  • January 14 - ARE, BAR, BARE, BEAR, BEAVER, BEE, BEER, BRA, BRAVE, EAR, ERA, EVE, EVER, RAVE, VEER, VERB
  • January 13 - ALE, ALL, ALLEY, AYE, EQUAL, EQUALLY, LAY, QUELL, YEA, YELL
  • January 12 - ART, HAT, RAT, RAW, TAR, TART, THAT, THAW, THWART, WAR, WART, WATT, WHAT, WRATH
  • January 11 - COIN, CON, CORN, ICON, INCUR, INN, ION, IRON, NOR, NOUN, NUN, OUR, RUIN, RUN, UNICORN, UNION, URN
  • January 10 - HINT, KING, KNIGHT, KNIT, NIGH, NIGHT, THIN, THING, THINK
  • January 9 - FEE, FEET, FEINT, FETE, FIFTEEN, FIN, FINE, FIT, NET, NIT, TEE, TEEN, TEN, TIE, TIN
  • January 8 - HER, ICE, ORE, CHI, HOE, IRE, CORE, ECHO, HERO, HIRE, RICE, RICH, HEIR, CHOIR, CHORE, OCHRE, HEROIC
  • January 7 - DEEP, PEST, PETS, SEED, STEP, TEES, SPED, SEEP, SPEED, STEEP, TEPEE, SEEPED, DEEPEST
  • January 6 - ACNE, CANE, CAPE, PACE, PANE, NAPE, PECAN, APACE, PANACEA
  • January 5 - EVE, ORE, ERR, REM, EVER, MERE, MORE, MOVE, OVER, ROVE, VEER, ROVER, MOVER, REMOVE, REMOVER
  • January 4 - DEN, END, SIN, DIN, DINE, SIDE, SINE, SNIDE, INSIDE
  • January 3 - SEE, SET, TEE, REST, TEST, TREE, SEER, STEER, RESET, TERSE, STREET
  • January 2 - ACE, AND, CAN, DEN, END, VAN, CAD, VAC, ACNE, CANE, CAVE, DEAN, VANE, NAVE, VEND, DANCE, ADVANCE
  • January 1 - ORE, CORE, COVE, LOVE, OVER, ROLE, LORE, ROVE, VOLE, COVER, LOVER, CLOVE, CLOVER

December 2023

  • December 31 - FOLD, FOND, FOUL, FUND, LOUD, UNDO, FOUND, UNFOLD
  • December 30 - ACNE, CANE, CANOE, COIN, CONE, ICON, NICE, OCEAN, OCEANIC, ONCE
  • December 29 - EWE, NEW, NEWNESS, SEE, SEEN, SENSE, SEW, SEWN, WEE
  • December 28 - EMU, MERE, MUSE, REM, RESUME, REUSE, RUE, RUM, RUSE, SEE, SEEM, SEER, SERUM, SUE, SUM, SURE, USE, USER
  • December 27 - AGE, ALE, EGG, GAG, GAGGLE, GAL, GALE, GAUGE, GEL, GLUE, GULAG, LAG, LEG, LUG, LUGE, LUGGAGE
  • December 26 - OPT, PET, PIE, PIT, POET, POT, TIE, TIP, TIPTOE, TOE, TOP, TOT, TOTE
  • December 25 - BELL, BELLOW, BELOW, BLEW, BLOW, BOLL, BOWL, ELBOW, LOBE, WELL
  • December 24 - LORE, LOSE, LOSER, LOVE, LOVER, ORES, OVER, ROLE, ROSE, ROVE, SERVO, SOLE, SOLVE, SOLVER, SORE, VOLE
  • December 23 - ENTER, ENTRY, REENTRY, RENT, RENTER, RETRY, TEEN, TERN, TREE
  • December 22 - DIN, DIP, DUN, INPUT, NIP, NIT, NUT, PIN, PINT, PIT, PUN, PUNDIT, PUNT, PUT, TIN, TIP, UNIT
  • December 21 - ACNE, CAFE, CANE, CANINE, FACE, FINANCE, FINE, INANE, NICE, NINE
  • December 20 - ELMS, ISLE, LIES, LIME, MILE, SIMILE, SLIM, SLIME, SMILE
  • December 19 - ARE, THERE, DEAR, DEER, EAR, ERA, ERR, ERRED, RAD, RARE, READ, REAR, RED, REREAD
  • December 18 - AIR, ARROW, OAR, RAW, ROAR, ROW, WAR, WARRIOR
  • December 17 - AGE, ALE, ALL, ALLEGE, EAGLE, EEL, GAL, GALE, GALL, GEE, GEL, GLEE, LAG, LEG, LEGAL
  • December 16 - ABLE, AIL, ALE, ALL, BAIL, BALE, BALL, BELL, BILE, BILL, ILL, LAB, LABEL, LIABLE, LIBEL, LIE
  • December 15 - FIG, FIGHT, FILTH, FIT, FLIGHT, GIFT, GILT, GIT, HILT, HIT, LIFT, LIGHT, LIT, TIL
  • December 14 - BUST, BUSY, BUTS, BUYS, TUBS, STUB, TUBBY, STUBBY
  • December 13 - COIL, CORE, ICE, IRE, LICE, LIE, LORE, OIL, ORE, RECOIL, RELIC, RICE, RILE, ROLE
  • December 12 - EEK, EKE, ESTEEM, MEEK, MEEKEST, MEET, MET, SEE, SEEK, SEEM, SET, SKEET, STEM, TEE
  • December 11 - DIG, DRY, GIRL, GRID, IDLY, LID, RID, RIG, RIGID, RIGIDLY
  • December 10 - CITE, CRICK, CRICKET, ICE, IRE, KIT, KITE, RICE, RITE, TIC, TICK, TICKER, TIE, TIER, TIRE, TREK, TRICK, TRIKE
  • December 9 - ARC, ARCH, CAR, CAROL, CHAR, CHORAL, COAL, COLA, CORAL, HALO, OAR, ORAL, ORCA, ROACH
  • December 8 - CELL, CELLO, CLOSE, CLOSELY, COY, LOSE, SELL, SLY, SOLE, SOLELY, SOY, YELL, YES
  • December 7 - ERR, IRE, PEP, PER, PIE, PIER, PIPE, PIPER, PREP, REP, RIP, RIPE, RIPER, RIPPER
  • December 6 - CHUTE, CUTE, ETCH, KEPT, KETCHUP, PECK, PUCK, TECH, TUCK
  • December 5 - CORE, COURIER, CRIER, CUE, CURE, ERR, EURO, ICE, IRE, ORE, OUR, RECUR, RICE, RUE
  • December 4 - ALLAY, ALLY, CALF, CALL, CLAY, FALL, FALLACY, FLAY, LACY
  • December 3 - CLONE, CON, CONE, ECHELON, ECHO, EEL, HEEL, HEN, HENCE, HOE, HOLE, HONE, LEECH, LONE, NOEL, ONCE, ONE
  • December 2 - EXERT, EXPERT, PEER, PER, PERT, PET, PRETEXT, REP, TEE, TEXT, TREE
  • December 1 - BIB, BIN, BIO, BOB, BORN, BRO, ION, IRON, NOR, ORB, RIB, RIBBON, ROB, ROBIN

November 2023

  • November 30 - DEFUSE, DUE, FED, FEE, FUSE, SEE, SUE, SUEDE, USE
  • November 29 - ACT, ANT, ANTI, ATTIC, CAN, CAT, INTACT, NIT, TACIT, TACT, TAINT, TAN, TIC, TIN, TINT, TITAN
  • November 28 - ARRIVAL, AVAIL, LAIR, LARVA, LAVA, LIAR, RAIL, RIVAL, VIAL, VIRAL
  • November 27 - BONE, BONK, BORE, BORN, BORNE, BRO, BROKE, BROKEN, KNOB, NOR, ONE, ORB, ORE, ROB, ROBE
  • November 26 - EMPRESS, MERE, MESS, PEER, PRESS, REPS, SEEM, SEEP, SEER, SEES, SPERM, SPREE
  • November 25 - COIN, CON, CONVICT, COT, ICON, INTO, ION, NIT, NOT, TIC, TIN, TON, TONIC, VINO
  • November 24 - ALE, ALL, ALLUDE, DALE, DEAL, DELL, DUAL, DUE, DUEL, DULL, LAD, LADLE, LED
  • November 23 - ARM, ARMADA, DAM, DRAMA, MAD, MAR, RAD, RAM
  • November 22 - ELM, EMU, LET, LUMP, LUTE, MELT, MET, MULE, MUM, MUTE, PELT, PET, PLUM, PLUME, PLUMMET, PUT, TEMP
  • November 21 - ACT, AIR, ARC, ARCTIC, ART, CACTI, CAR, CART, CAT, CIRCA, RAT, TAR, TIC
  • November 20 - HEIR, HER, HIRE, HIS, IRE, ISLE, LIE, RELISH, RILE, RISE, SHE, SHIRE, SIR, SIRE
  • November 19 - IRIS, ITS, PIT, RIP, SIP, SIR, SIT, SPIRIT, SPIT, STIR, STRIP, TIP, TIS, TRIP
  • November 18 - BONE, BORE, BORN, BORNE, BRO, BRONZE, BRONZER, ERR, NOR, ONE, ORB, ORE, REBORN, ROB, ROBE, ZERO, ZONE
  • November 17 - AGE, AGILE, AIL, ALE, ALL, GAL, GALE, GALL, GEL, GILL, ILL, ILLEGAL, LAG, LEG, LEGAL, LIE
  • November 16 - DINE, DUNE, FEND, FEUD, FIEND, FIND, FINE, FUND, NUDE, UNIFIED
  • November 15 - INN, ION, NOUN, NUN, ONUS, SIN, SON, SUN, UNION, UNISON
  • November 14 - ION, NOISE, NOSE, ONE, SESSION, SIN, SINE, SIS, SON
  • November 13 - AIL, AIM, ALUM, CALCIUM, CALM, CAM, CLAIM, CLAM, LAM, MAIL, MAUL, MICA, MIL
  • November 12 - CREME, CREW, CREWMEN, EWE, MEN, MERE, NEW, NEWER, REM, RENEW, WEE, WERE, WREN
  • November 11 - EERIE, ERR, IRE, RETIRE, RETIREE, RITE, TEE, TIE, TIER, TIRE, TREE
  • November 10 - ANNOY, ANY, ANYONE, AYE, NAN, NAY, NEON, NONE, ONE, YEA, YEN, YON
  • November 9 - CELL, CELLO, CLOT, COLLECT, COLT, COT, LET, LOT, TELL, TOE, TOLL
  • November 8 - HOLY, HOT, HOTLY, HYMN, LOT, MOLT, MONTH, MONTHLY, MOTH, MYTH, NOT, OHM, ONLY, THY, TON, TOY, YON
  • November 7 - ARM, ART, MAR, MARRY, MART, MARTYR, MAT, MAY, RAM, RAT, RAY, TAR, TRAM, TRAY, TRY, YAM
  • November 6 - CON, CONCUR, CORN, NOR, OCCUR, OUR, RUN, URN
  • November 5 - AGE, AVENGE, EVE, EVEN, GAVE, GEE, GENE, NAG, NAVE, VAN, VANE, VEGAN
  • November 4 - GIT, GUT, HIP, HIT, HUG, HUT, PIG, PIT, PUG, PUT, PUTT, THUG, TIGHT, TIP, TUG, UPTIGHT
  • November 3 - CHI, CHOIR, CHORD, COD, DOC, HID, ORCHID, RICH, RID, ROD
  • November 2 - FAN, FANG, FLAG, FLU, FLUNG, FUN, FUNGAL, GAL, GNU, GULF, GUN, LAG, LUG, LUNG, NAG
  • November 1 - EYE, EYEING, GEE, GENE, GENIE, GIN, HEN, HEY, HINGE, HYGIENE, NIGH, YEN, YIN

How to Unlock Daily Puzzle in Wordscapes

Daily puzzles are locked once you begin playing the game. To gain access to this feature, you need to finish the first 12 levels (called the Sunrise block). Once you complete the levels, you'll notice that the calendar icon in the main menu is unlocked.

Wordscapes Tips and Tricks

The following tips can help make your game progress smoother:

  • Start with the shortest words first since those are easier to figure out, and they'll provide clues for more complicated words.
  • Don't forget abbreviations, as those count as possible answers, too.
  • Consider the plural forms of words.
  • Try taking a break if you're stuck and come back to the game after a few minutes.
  • Use the shuffle option to change the order of letters, as this might give you a fresh perspective.

And if you still haven't got your daily fix of word games and puzzles, check out these five best word games like Wordle for more linguistic fun!

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Wordscapes Daily Answers (2024)

FAQs

Is there still a daily puzzle in Wordscapes? ›

The game currently contains 6,000 levels and an infinite number of extra master levels that players can access after completing the first 6,000. Additionally, Wordscapes includes a 'Daily Puzzle' feature, offering players a new set of challenges each day to solve and gain additional rewards.

How do people get such high scores on Wordscapes? ›

Prioritize shorter words

In Wordscapes, shorter words are often more valuable than longer ones. They can help you clear letters from the board and create opportunities for bonus words. Focus on finding short, high-scoring words to maximize your points and progress through the game.

What is the final level in Wordscapes? ›

The levels in Wordscapes are endless. There are 6000 regular levels in the game. After level 6000 players begin the Master Levels, which are endless.

Does Wordscapes ever get harder? ›

Wordscapes is a slick, engaging game that students will love to play, but it's best played in the ad-free, paid version. The game starts easy and the difficulty increases gradually, but after a couple dozen levels it plateaus. It's aimed at the general public, so high schoolers and some middle schoolers should do well.

How does daily puzzle work in Wordscapes? ›

A new Daily Puzzle appears once every 24 hours. This is a unique puzzle that will not be found in a regular Wordscapes level. The Daily Puzzle also features butterflies sitting on some of the squares. If you play a word on a square where a butterfly sits, you then collect that butterfly.

How to get more brilliance in Wordscapes? ›

It is only accumulated. The amount of brilliance you get at each level is based on the number of words and letters in each puzzle.

Is there a bot for Wordscape? ›

A Python powered bot that solves WordScapes levels through OCR.

What is the brilliance score in Wordscapes? ›

Brilliance is a player's score in the game. Like any score, players use it to see if they are further along or ranked higher than others. Brilliance isn't spent like coins. It is only accumulated.

How do people get so many stars in Wordscapes? ›

During the Tournament, solve Wordscapes levels in under 3 minutes to receive bonus tournament stars. Your Star Rush tier will increase for every level in a row you complete under the time limit. Higher Star Rush tiers award more bonus stars.

How much money does Wordscapes make? ›

AppLovin Corp's Publisher Summary
AppRevenue Last Month
1Wordscapes$3m
2Wordscapes Search$20k
3Bricks n Balls$600k
4Wordscapes Uncrossed$40k
16 more rows

What happens when animals level up in Wordscapes? ›

The animal will level up when the meter is filled. Leveling up means you will receive additional rewards for completing activities. Some levels may change your animal's coat. To change your animal's coat, go to your Wildlife Collection (tap the paw icon on the bottom of the game's homescreen), then tap your animal.

What do the crowns mean in Wordscapes? ›

Crowns are a special prize in the Wordscapes weekend tournaments. Compete in the weekly tournaments to begin your Crown Collection. Top tournament performers will receive a certain number of crown coins, adding to your total for the season.

What is the point of the piggy bank in Wordscapes? ›

The coins collected by the Piggy Bank are extra coins you can purchase if you wish. These coins are separate from your normal coin balance, which are free coins each player gets for finding bonus words or from Daily Gifts.

What are the disadvantages of Wordscapes? ›

Cons: Annoying ads and up-sells. The game also gets repetitive, since difficulty levels off. Bottom Line: There's no doubt it's fun and features some nice vocab and spelling practice, but spring for the paid version and make sure students play thoughtfully.

Does Wordscapes show brain age? ›

Wordscapes asks how old your brain is. Some of the letters drop from the question into a smartphone crossword game, showing that the brain's age is 50 years old. With each word completed, the brain's age drops, and with each mistake, it rises again.

What is the new feature in Wordscapes? ›

Wordscapes Wildlife is a new feature where players can find special eggs and grow a Wildlife collection. Complete activities and collect Heart Gems to unlock more Wildlife. The animals you discover will provide rewards you can use while playing Wordscapes.

How many Wordscape puzzles are there? ›

Wordscapes has over 6,000 puzzles

Studies show that there could be brain benefits from playing puzzle games and crosswords. With over 6,000 puzzles to conquer, you can play to your heart's content and indulge in some good old fashioned wordsmithing!

How many people currently play Wordscapes? ›

Wordscapes has topped both the Google Play and Apple App stores and, according to PeopleFun, the game has 4.5 million daily and 14.8 million monthly active users. Across all of its games, PeopleFun said it attracts 29 million monthly users in almost 240 countries.

What is the purpose of brilliance in Wordscapes? ›

Brilliance is a player's score in the game. Like any score, players use it to see if they are further along or ranked higher than others. Brilliance isn't spent like coins. It is only accumulated.

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