Spell Seeker 4+

Name: Spell Seeker
Rating: 4.4 (65 reviews)
Author: Kemal Enver

Kemal Enver

Designed for iPad

- 4.4 • 65 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Spell Seeker is a fun, highly-addictive word game that will put your vocabulary skills to the test. There are two main game modes, Puzzle and Word Search, plus timed versions of both. The stats screen keeps track of your best scores, encouraging you to improve your game.

Puzzle allows you to race against the rising tower of lettered tiles to make words before they reach the top. Play at your own pace or see how many words you can create before the timer runs out.

Word Search follows the same basic word-creation premise, but you start with a full grid of tiles. Your challenge is to come up with as many words as you can, aiming to get the highest possible score before all the tiles are used up.

There's a dictionary to check the definitions of words you've made and you can log into Game Center to keep track of your scores and compare results with other players!

Its simple, yet challenging, premise makes Spell Seeker the ultimate game for idle hands and minds seeking to be entertained.

Nov 28, 2017

Version 3.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Support for iPhone X and iPad Pro 12.9" displays

4.4 out of 5

65 Ratings

Daniel

Great mind teaser. Only thing I don't like is that it ended the game after I had reached a score of 1.6 m. Playing the free version, so can't complain. Have fun! Clean safe game for kids and adults

Quite challenging

It is a quite challenging word search game. It is a bit hard select intended letter, because they are small. My suggestion is to display the area under finger by a magnifying view like when you are selecting text in web pages etc.

Thanks for the suggestion Habosoft. Sorry I never saw this sooner!

Unique challenging spelling game

This game is addicting and challenging! I enjoy the features and new spin to other spelling games. I have not had problems with the interface.

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