Wear Words

Got a minute? Your wrist has a word for that.

Wear Words turns your Wear OS watch into a pocket-sized word playground. Trace a path through neighbouring letters, sneak around a corner, and see what you can spell. Prefer tapping? Tap the tiles, then tap your word to send it flying.

SMALL SCREEN. BIG WORD ENERGY.
Take on 100 handcrafted levels across ten chapters. Find words, chase scores, scoop up golden letters, crack ice blocks and collect marked tiles. Some levels give you room to ponder. Others bring a clock or a move limit. The board's shrinking border keeps the pressure easy to read.

A LITTLE HELP FOR YOUR NEXT AHA
Start with 10 of each booster, introduced as you progress:
• Hammer clears one tile of your choice.
• Brain thinks it through and reveals the longest valid word on the board.
• Shuffle mixes things up when you fancy a fresh perspective.

Each stage also has a free Hint, preferring four- or five-letter words and falling back to three when needed. Pause for a moment and a gentle three-letter tile pulse may give you a nudge. Optional booster packs add 15 Hammer, 15 Brain and 15 Shuffle.

KEEP THAT GOOD WORD GOING
Find your next word quickly to build your combo and give your score a lift. A broad offline English dictionary welcomes everyday discoveries and those delightfully unexpected finds.

FROM FIRST WORD TO WORD LEGEND
Reach the end of level 100 for a confetti-filled celebration and a triumphant fanfare. Then unlock Endless mode and keep the letters rolling at your own pace.

MADE FOR YOUR WRIST
• Swipe or tap to spell across a five-by-five board.
• Clear objectives, distinctive special tiles and visible time or move indicators.
• Sound, music, haptics and visual effects have their own settings.
• Progress saves on your watch, ready for your next little word break.
• Play offline. No account needed.

Wear Words is a standalone game for compatible Wear OS watches. This is a watch game, not a phone game. Optional consumable booster purchases use Google Play; an internet connection is needed for purchases.

Go on. That tiny board has a lot to say.