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Version 1.3.4 · 2025-11-12
Minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.3.4, updated 2025-11-12.








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Happy words is word based real time multiplayer board game in which you have to create new words based on existing ones.
The object of Happy-Words is to score more points than the opponents.
A player collects points by placing words on the game board. Each letter has a different point value, so the strategy becomes to play words with high scoring letter combinations.
There are jokers in the game (blank tiles) which you can use for any letter.
The game supports English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian and Bulgarian languages.
Your can play Happy Words in 4 modes:
1) Play Happy Words with friends online or with random internet opponents
2) Play Solo versus intelligent robots
3) Play Local on the same device with your friends and family
4) Cross Play vs friends on mobile, Steam and Nintendo Switch
The game is highly customizable.…
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