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Version 1.0.29 · 2026-10-02
New daily puzzles to play New artwork for the daily categories Bug fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.29, updated 2026-10-02.








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Linky Words is a daily word puzzle you play by linking letters. Letters sit in a grid and you drag through them - across, down or diagonally - to trace the hidden words. Every level belongs to a topic, so the words you uncover are related to each other.
What you get:
32 categories in four collections. Classic (Animals, Art, Beach, Camping, Computers, Family, Food, Games, Languages, Maritime, Monsters, Science, Sports and Veggies), Geography (Countries, Capitals, Rivers, Mountains, Seas, Deserts and Islands), Mythology (Greek, Roman, Norse, Egyptian and Hindu) and Word Origins (French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Arabic and Indian), which groups English words by the language they came from.
312 levels across those 32 categories. They start on 3x3 grids and grow from there.
A daily challenge of 10 levels. The day's puzzle is the same one for every player in the world.…
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New daily puzzles to play New artwork for the daily categories Bug fixes and improvements
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