A new game challenges the classic Tetris by using letters instead of shapes. Test your skills in this letter-based Tetris game and see how many points you can score.
This game, Word Out!, challenges you to master the art of wordtris by using descending blocks of letters to construct meaningful words. The game's objective is to arrange the blocks in such a way that they form words with a minimum of three letters in a vertical or horizontal line, then destroy them.
To move the descending blocks, make use of the down, left, and right arrow keys on your keyboard. The game's next letter to be added will be displayed on the left side of the play area; you should aim for higher scores by using longer words or spelling the word indicated in the bonus section.
In the event that a bomb appears, land it on a block to destroy all blocks of the same variety, such as when you land a bomb on an "A" block. All the A blocks on the playing field will be destroyed as a result.
When a block of fire lands on another block, it will initially spread horizontally until it is blocked by either a wall, another block, or an empty space. It will then destroy all connected blocks in the row below its path. If a fire block lands on an empty pile, it will self-destruct.
When a column of blocks reaches the top of the play area, and no more words can be formed, the game will come to an end. Make an effort to create chains and combos to become an expert of Word Out!
To move the descending blocks, make use of the down, left, and right arrow keys on your keyboard. The game's next letter to be added will be displayed on the left side of the play area; you should aim for higher scores by using longer words or spelling the word indicated in the bonus section.
In the event that a bomb appears, land it on a block to destroy all blocks of the same variety, such as when you land a bomb on an "A" block. All the A blocks on the playing field will be destroyed as a result.
When a block of fire lands on another block, it will initially spread horizontally until it is blocked by either a wall, another block, or an empty space. It will then destroy all connected blocks in the row below its path. If a fire block lands on an empty pile, it will self-destruct.
When a column of blocks reaches the top of the play area, and no more words can be formed, the game will come to an end. Make an effort to create chains and combos to become an expert of Word Out!
What's New
Version 1.3.3: Added 2 language versions