In "Merge Words," you deal with a word puzzle where letters merge into increasingly longer words. The playing field has nine tiles. Combine the tiles, link letter combinations, and search for nouns recognized by the game's dictionary. Merging successfully clears space for new letters and sometimes gives you a selection of letters to choose from.
When a tile turns green, it indicates a correct word. A red tile signifies a completed word that cannot be extended further. Both green and red tiles earn points, with red tiles granting an extra bonus point. The more points you accumulate, the more often the game offers choices of new letters, aiding in planning longer sequences and discovering advantageous combinations.
Create common nouns in the nominative singular form, expand your words, strategize, and strive for the highest score.
How to play
In the start of every round in Merge Words, there are 9 letter tiles on the board.
1. Move a tile and drop it onto another one — the letters will be added to the end of the sequence on the target tile.
2. Your goal is to combine tiles to make valid words or word parts. If the combination can't result in a dictionary word, the move is blocked.
3. After each move, a new letter tile appears in the vacated spot. You might choose it right away or save the choice for later.
4. Green tiles show valid words, while red tiles mark completed words that can't be extended.
5. Each letter on green or red tiles gives 1 point, and red tiles also award an extra bonus point.
6. Use common nouns in their base form (nominative case, singular). In this game, 'E' and 'Ё' are considered the same.
7. Aim for the highest score. As you reach 8, 16, 24, and 32 points, new letters appear more often. If you run out of useful moves, hit "Restart".