WordSee turns the daily word search into a race decided by hundredths

A calm, ad-free word search for phones with one shared puzzle a day and a leaderboard that splits players by fractions of a second.

By Wren Ashby, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk

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WordSee

The word search is the most patient puzzle in the newsagent, and WordSee seems to know it. Everything in these screenshots is pastel, rounded and quiet, right up until you reach the leaderboard, where the top five finishers on a European capitals grid are separated by just over three seconds. One puzzle, everyone, the same day The idea Grant Stevens-Wade has built the game around is simple and quite clever. Every day, everyone gets the same Daily Puzzle. You can take it slowly, or you can chase a faster time and see where you land on a global leaderboard. The results screen in the screensho...

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