Letter Box Word Boxed Game is a minimalist's dream. It takes the familiar concept of 'find the word' and constraints it to a square box format that feels more like a mechanical puzzle than a standard word search. You have to connect letters on the sides of the box to create words, but the catch is that you can't use the same side twice in a row.
This single constraint completely changes how you view a word list. It’s much more challenging than it looks. The interface is snappy and the dictionary is quite comprehensive, though it can be a bit strict with specialized terms. It’s a great way to expand your vocabulary and improve your lateral thinking under pressure.
Available on: iPhone, iPad
Version 1.9Thu May 08 2025
Each puzzle is solvable in 2 words!
Use hints if you're stuck!
How to play
Create words using letters on the board
Consecutive letters cannot be from the same side
Connect words in a sequence, the last letter of the previous word is the first of the next word eg. HAIR > RATIO > ORANGE
Requires iOS 16.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Make words from letters!
How to play
Create words using letters on the board
Consecutive letters cannot be from the same side
Connect words in a sequence, the last letter of the previous word is the first of the next word eg. HAIR > RATIO > ORANGE




Letter Box is a sophisticated word game that challenges your vocabulary and spatial reasoning. Use the letters on the edges of the box to build words, following the rule that consecutive letters must come from different sides. Clear all the letters in the allotted number of words to solve the puzzle.
Daily puzzles
Unlimited play mode
Vocabulary tracking
Minimalist design
Try to finish words with letters like 'S', 'D', or 'Y' that are positioned on a different side than the root of the word. This makes it easier to bridge to your next word.
The last letter of your previous word must be the first letter of your next word. Plan your endings carefully so you don't trap yourself with a difficult starting letter.
Most puzzles are designed to be solved in 2 to 5 words, depending on the difficulty.