And I was said that all words had been scattered and hidden; and only those who have courage in their hearts and wisdom in their minds would uncover what was hidden and scattered.
And then I saw a field of letters and I heard - "Behold and remember what you behold, because very soon you will not see these letters anymore".
And the letters closed and I am opening them one by one, a letter by a letter, a word by a word to restore our language: from A to Z; from legends of the past to the visions of the future.

- 5 Worlds
- 125 Levels
- 400+ Words

Come to find as many words as you are destined to find. I believe in you.

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Word World is my first experience in creation of word games. The idea is the development of a popular model 'Flip and Match Pairs', but instead of pairs of pictures, the player matches letters in words given below the field. The order in which you open letters inside one word is not important, but if you pick the wrong (absent) letter, you have to start from the beginning. Luckily for you, once you open the word completely, its letters remain open until the end of the level and you can focus on other words.

There are 5 Worlds, each containing 25 levels with different theme:
- 1) Alphabet: words in each level start from one letter of the Latin alphabet (an exception is an Xx/Yy pair).
- 2) Proverbs: words constitute a famous quote or a proverb.
- 3) A Zombie and a Rose: a continuous story told through all 25 levels. Do you want to know how it ends? Solve all levels. Articles are sometimes omitted to avoid the presence of too many short words - this would made the game too easy.
- 4) Rhymes: words end with similar sounds. It should be funny.
- 5) Science: a collection of sophisticated words. Do you know what an oxymoron, an enthalpy, or an antithesis mean? You don't need this knowledge to solve the levels, but it's a good motivation to check the dictionary or Wikipedia.

The difficulty in each level gradually increases due to several reasons:
- 1) The size of the field increase as well as the length of words. And it's much harder to keep in mind the location of 6-7 letters than of 2-3.
- 2) Each level has a time goal. For example, you must solve it under 35 seconds to get an access to the next level in the World (in the beginning of the game, the first levels in each World are open). The goals vary and going up and down, but they obviously put an additional restriction and push you to act faster.
- 3) There are two qualitative jumps in difficulty throughout each World.
a) First, you see all letters in the beginning of the level, and the field opens every time you make a mistake.
b) After 10 levels, letters open only in the beginning and after opening a word. This constitute a formidable challenge if you make a mistake. All letters close and you are on your own trying to remember where what letter is.
c) The game becomes even harder after 20 levels. Now you see letters open only once - in the very beginning. Whether you prefer to memorize as many letters as you can or rush to opening them by trials-and-errors, it's up to you. But remember about the time goal!