Forty-five seconds on the clock. Six tiles. Make a word.
Word Sprint by IDBProductions
Six tiles, 45 seconds, one word. Every word you find buys back time — but the tiles get bigger, the words have to get longer, and the clock slowly stops paying you back.
I built the whole thing around one rule: the tiles can never be unfair. Every set is generated from a real dictionary word, so a solution always exists, and every set is checked to contain at least a dozen other words before it is used. When a run ends, the game shows you the words that were still sitting in those tiles — because being told "no" with no explanation is what makes a word game feel like it is cheating.
https://idbproductions.itch.io/word-sprint
The daily run is free.
One fresh set of tiles for everyone, the same for every player, every day. The endless modes — Classic, Hardcore, Zen, and one where you choose your own starting clock — are in a small supporter pack.
No ads, no accounts, no tracking, and no network calls at all. The whole game is one file, and your scores stay on your own device.
80,000 words, and it takes the modern ones that older word lists throw out: selfie, emoji, wifi, meme, blog, podcast, hashtag.
If you play it and the game refuses a word it should have taken, tell me. The dictionary is the part I care most about getting right.
