Choose a letter
Press or tap any tile to begin a path.
Learn how touching-letter paths work, when diagonal moves count, what scores, and how board progress builds from the first swipe onward.
Press or tap any tile to begin a path.
Move horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
A tile cannot appear twice in the same word.
Words shorter than four letters do not score.
A valid new word is added to your score.
Begin at N, move left to E, diagonally down-right to A, then diagonally down-right to R. Every move touches, and no tile is reused.
Every accepted word is scored once. Build from reliable four-letter finds, then rescan those same neighborhoods for longer routes.
| Word length | Example value |
|---|---|
| 4 letters | 2 points |
| 5 letters | 4 points |
| 6 letters | 7 points |
| 7 letters | 10 points |
Find short words first to learn the board. Then add a letter at either end, reverse direction, or approach a promising cluster from another starting tile. Duplicate words do not score twice.
Your summary turns the round into a useful review: compare the words you found with strong words you missed, then replay with a sharper eye for paths.
Yes. Diagonal moves count when the next tile touches the current tile.
No. Each tile can be used only once inside a single word path.
Honey Squares scores words with four or more letters.
Drag back over the tile you just came from before releasing. Honey Squares removes that last step so you can continue tracing.
No. An accepted word scores once per board. A duplicate attempt does not add points.
Four-letter words earn 2 points, five-letter words earn 4, six-letter words earn 7, and seven-letter words earn 10.
No. The round is designed for relaxed board discovery, so you can take time to inspect every route.
The round summary shows your score, words found, completion percentage, longest word, top word, and selected words you missed.
Start with touching letters, use diagonals freely, and let longer words grow from the routes you already know.