MVP Word Search for Windows

Classic scrambled word game with a perfect amount of brain-tease. JUMBLE is one of the most beloved and successful word games in history.

Word Factori is a word-building game where your only resource is the letter "i". Build a chain of factories to bend, rotate, reflect, and merge "i" into more complex letters. Discover secret letter recipes, unlock hidden word art, and optimize your factory chains for high scores.

Gubbins is a friendly puzzle game where you place tiles to construct words, with the help and hindrance from weird little pals called Gubbins. Minimalist typography alongside mischievous cartoons serve as a kooky canvas for moreish wordplay. It’s essentially Solitaire meets Scrabble with hilarious friends wreaking havoc.

Word Dungeons borrows attitude from dark and gritty RPGs, and adds these elements to a word game. Solve words, collect loot, power up your runes and discover the mysteries that lay within the dungeon. Can you escape?

Knotwords is a minimal and elegant logic puzzle — with words. The rules are simple: arrange the letters in each section so every word is valid, across and down. Each puzzle may seem difficult at first — but like all my favorite newspaper puzzles, it gets easier as you progress. Each step guides you naturally towards the solution.

Improve Vocabulary while playing. Check the meaning of the words formed. Do you love playing word puzzle games? Then this is the perfect word games for you! Forming words has never been so challenging. Expand your vocabulary, improve your spelling, check the meaning of the word and train your brain with this addictive word game! You need to arrange the falling letters to make valid words. The game is about how you come up with valid different words from the falling letters.

A DOS game in which players attempt to complete word puzzles against the clock.

A trio of word game set amidst a jungle backdrop.

A first person gallery shooter where players shoot down flying saucers attempting to destroy the United States Capitol.

Hangman was one of the eleven Atari 2600 titles that were part of the second wave of games released in 1978. It is based on the old words guessing game played with paper and pen. The player must guess which letters compose a word. Every wrong guess adds to the diagram of a man being hung, or in the case of this game, a monkey hanging from a bar. Eleven wrong guesses ends the game. Games can be played as one or two player games, and different grade levels of words. Two players can even provide the words for one another.