Word Search: Word Hunt

At first glance, the grid of jumbled letters seems meaningless, but entire worlds are hidden within it: a zoo with land and sea creatures, a festive table, a soccer field, a map of different countries, and a starry sky. In the game “Word Search: Word Hunt," there are fifteen such worlds, and each has its own list of words to find on the grid. This word puzzle is perfect for a quiet evening or a quick break between tasks. It will appeal to both children and adults. Test your word-finding skills and become the best word hunter.

How to play?

In a word search, all the words from the list of the selected theme are hidden on a grid of letters and arranged in a straight line: horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. On a computer, you highlight a word by holding down the left mouse button on the first letter and dragging the cursor to the last one; on a smartphone or tablet, you swipe your finger from the first letter to the last. The word you find is highlighted with a colored box and automatically crossed off the list, so you can always see how many words are left to find. There are fifteen themes in total: “Animals” with eighteen words, "Food," "Countries," "Colors," and "Music" with fifteen, "Sports," "Fruits," "Space," "Ocean Life," "Movies," "Nature," and "Technology" with fourteen words each, as well as other categories. In “Classic” mode, there’s no timer, so you can search for words at your own pace. In “Time Trial” mode, you have two minutes to find all the words, and successfully completing a level earns you the maximum number of bonus points. If you find a word that isn’t on the level’s list but is in the game’s dictionary, it will count as a bonus word and earn you extra points. A hint costing 50 coins can help you with a difficult word. It highlights the spot where the word is hidden for a few seconds. Coins are awarded for completing themes and winning levels, so your supply gradually replenishes, allowing you to continue your word hunt.