Letter Boxed
GAME #122
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Como jogar Letter Boxed
O quebra-cabeça é um quadrado com três letras em cada lado. Clique em uma letra para começar uma palavra e depois clique em outras letras para completá-la. A única regra é que você não pode usar duas letras do mesmo lado seguidas.
Toda palavra precisa ter pelo menos três letras. Depois que você envia uma palavra, a última letra dela vira a primeira letra da próxima palavra, então você está na verdade construindo uma corrente longa em vez de uma lista de palavras soltas.
O objetivo é usar cada letra do tabuleiro pelo menos uma vez. Você pode repetir letras quantas vezes precisar, mas vence assim que as doze letras já tiverem aparecido em alguma palavra.
Cada quebra-cabeça tem um par. Tente superar o par ou pelo menos alcançá-lo. Se você travar, o botão de dica no painel de palavras encontradas mostra a próxima palavra da solução mais curta.
O Que Significa Par?
Par é o número de palavras que você deve tentar alcançar ao resolver um quebra-cabeça, e a verde na barra de progresso mostra o seu ritmo. A fica verde quando 40% das letras entram em jogo, sinal de que você está no caminho certo. Terminar no par ou abaixo dele significa que você encontrou um ótimo caminho pelas letras, mas passar do par também conta como vitória, só significa que existia um caminho mais curto.
Tips & Strategies for Letter Boxed
Start by finding your longest word
A single long word can clear out half the board in one move, which makes the rest of the puzzle much easier to finish in just a couple more words. Before you commit to anything, scan the board for the longest word you can spot and use that as your opening move.
Keep track of which letters are still unused
It's easy to lose track of one or two stray letters once you've used most of the board. Glance at the letters that are still their normal color and try to work them into your next word on purpose instead of hoping they show up by chance.
Plan your chain, not just your word
Since every word has to start with the last letter of the one before it, it helps to think a step ahead. Before you submit a word, check whether its last letter actually gives you a good option for your next move, or if it boxes you into a corner.
Don't be afraid to use short words to bridge gaps
You don't need every word to be impressive. A short three or four letter word that lands on the exact letter you need is often more useful than a longer word that leaves you stuck. Use the short words to connect your longer finds together.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Letter Boxed?
Letter Boxed is a word puzzle where twelve letters are arranged around the four sides of a square, three per side. You build words by connecting the letters, and your goal is to use all twelve letters using as few words as possible.
What makes a word valid?
A word needs to be at least three letters long, and it can't use two letters in a row from the same side of the square. Letters can be reused across different words, but each word still has to follow that same-side rule on its own.
How does the chain between words work?
The last letter of every word you submit becomes the required starting letter for your next word. So if your first word ends in E, your next word has to start with E. This is what turns the puzzle into one continuous chain instead of a random list of words.
What does the par number mean?
Par is the smallest number of words needed to use every letter on the board at least once. It's a target to aim for, not a hard limit. You can absolutely finish the puzzle in more words than par, it just means there was a shorter path available.
Is there a new Letter Boxed puzzle every day?
Yes! A new puzzle is published every day, and you can browse previous puzzles from the game menu if you want to go back and try one you missed.