Spell Color remains my favorite word game! One of the best features is that it can show word-definitions after the game is completed. For example, I sometimes jam letters together, just on chance, and find I’ve actually spelled something. When the game ends, on the final tally page, I can tap an icon along the top, see every word I found, AND see that mystery-word’s definition. I can send a copy of the definition to myself and even hear it the word pronounced, so I might remember it later. •••This makes it one of the few word games I’ve discovered that has a word-LEARNING option built right in.••• Notably, it also has a far broader vocabulary than some New York Times word-games I also play. And since there’s no timer on this game, there’s no sense of pressure to rush through it. Bravo! I can relax! EXCELLENT!

I’ve been playing for years and have done these puzzles many times. I’m going to have to go elsewhere if you don’t send new puzzles. I agree that it is a peaceful game and a great way to kind of “unplug” from a hectic day. I wanted to suggest another way to mix things up and challenge yourself is to complete puzzle in as few words as possible. It’s fun to see “how low you can go”! It’s easy to finish in 90+ words but it is a lot harder to finish in say 68 or 70 words! It makes a great game even better!

I am 84 years old and have been playing this game for a few years and I love it. My mind is fairly good and I play a lot during the day. I love that I can just pick up where I left off. Thanks for providing a fun game that I can use simple or harder words, depending upon my brain cooperating. Keep it going! I’m planning on playing into my 90s.

One of my favorite relaxation treatments. I challenge myself to find words of certain lengths to compete against myself. I wish it accepted longer words, but it's okay. The dictionary feature helps me to improve my vocabulary. This is also one of my favorites because I can play offline. Great game!