How to play?
Rules
You are given a single five-letter word (also called solution word) and a grid with different colors. To win the game you have to find four additional five-letter words. Fill each row with a single five letter words by respecting the color of the tile. Consider each word (e.g. each row) as a separate independent puzzle.
Each color gives you a restriction on the letter at that position:
Example
It is easier to understand with an example. We are given the following puzzle.
The last line shows the solution word. In this example the solution word is HONOR.
First rowOn the first row, we have to find a word with the following patterns: .O..R, whereas second and last letter has to be O respectively R. The rest has to contain a letter which is not H, O, N or R. A few solution words are SOLAR, POSER, TOWER or POKER.
Second rowThe second row is easier, the hardest constraint is the third letter has to be N and the rest of the letters not being any of H, O, N or R. Some words which match those constraints are SINCE, MINTY, PANEL or FINAL.
Third rowThe first letter has to contain a word which appears in the solution word, but is not H. So the word can only start with the following letters: O, N or R. The second letter has to be O. The rest of the letters are letters which don't appear in the solution word. A few example words which match the constraints are: ROGUE, NOVEL, ROCKY or NOMAD.
Fourth rowThe fourth word has to start exactly with H followed by a letter which does not appear in the solution word. The third letter cannot be N, but has to appear in the solution word. So it can only be either O, H or R. The last two letters cannot appear in the solution word. Some words which match those constraints are: HARSH, HAREM or HARPY.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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How are double letter counted?The rule still applies for the double letters. For example, take the word MOOSE and the first and last letters are gold, then you have to use the letter O twice.