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Can you crack the grid in just six moves? Word Junction hides 12 five-letter words inside a 10×10 letter grid. Tap a cell to remove it — but choose carefully. Words overlap at shared junction letters, so one well-placed move can eliminate two, three, or even four words at once. You have eight moves. The puzzle can always be solved in six. ADVENTURE Hand-crafted levels across themed worlds — Jungle, Beach, Volcano, Cosmos, and more. Each region has its own visual identity and escalating challenge. Earn stars, collect coins, and unlock your way to the cosmos. DAILY CHALLENGE A fresh puzzle drops every day at midnight. No hints, no take-backs. Compete on the global leaderboard and see how your solution ranks against players worldwide. Keep your streak alive. HOW TO PLAY - Tap a cell to select it, then tap Apply to confirm your move - A word breaks the first time any of its letters is removed - Cells shared by multiple words show a number badge — those are your junctions - Fewer moves = higher score. Match the optimal count for an ACE clear BOOSTERS - Hint — reveals one word's location on the grid - Extra Moves — adds three more moves when you're in a tight spot - Skip — move on without breaking your streak WORD JUNCTION PRO Subscribe to remove ads and unlock unlimited boosters. Monthly or annual — cancel any time. A new kind of word puzzle that rewards logic over luck. Find the junctions. Break them all. Beat the grid. Terms of Use: https://word-junction.com/legal/terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://word-junction.com/legal/privacy-policy Support: https://word-junction.com/legal/support
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