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@ericn Yes, there are many correct combinations! So green letters form valid words, and are perfectly fine. Blue letters form theme words. So each day has a theme (yesterday's was new years day), therefore words such as "New", "Year" and "Cheer" would've shown as blue. Today is a different theme

@613jono No, the theme remains hidden until the next day. You can see the previous day's solution by clicking on the button at the top left of the screen (to the right of the question mark)

@613jono Good question. So each game has multiple solutions, probably more than I could count, however the letters are based around words that form a theme. For example, yesterday's game had a New Year's theme, so we had words such as "New", "Year" and "Cheer".

@nikti21 Agreed. We've discovered this can be quite frustrating, especially if you've already placed a bunch of letters already!

@vincentious Nice! Solid words. Have you attempted hard mode?

@givelivingwater Thanks! The idea is to drop the letter tiles onto the grid and they stay in place in the fixed location until moved

@rae46 Yep, that's correct, you can get all 15 letters to turn blue if you manage to guess all theme words correctly. I'm glad you haven't encountered any issues, do you have any suggestions on how we could improve the game? :)

@rae46 Thanks! :) I get that it can be a little tough, the irony is that I also suck pretty bad at these types of games :D

My partner and I made a new daily word game inspired by the likes of Wordle and Bananagrams - https://whittlegame.com. The idea of the game is to drag and drop a set of letters onto the board in order to spell words until all of the letters have been correctly placed and are connected. Just...