A daily puzzle to find the longest hidden word in the fewest guesses. Tap letters left to right across the grid, skipping any you like, to spell words.
Eightile
Unscramble each word, adding a new letter each time. You have 5 minutes.
What is Eightile?
Eightile is a timed word puzzle that challenges you to unscramble a series of words. Each word you solve leads to the next, which includes an additional letter, making the puzzles progressively longer. You have five minutes to work through as many as you can.
How to play Eightile
You are presented with a scrambled set of letters and must rearrange them to form a valid word. Once you solve it, the next puzzle appears with one more letter added to the mix. The goal is to solve as many words as possible before the five-minute timer runs out.
Tips & strategy
- Look for common letter patterns like "tion," "ing," or "ed" to quickly spot word endings.
- Start by identifying the vowels and figuring out where they might fit in the word.
- If you get stuck, try rearranging the letters in a different order or think of common prefixes.
- Pace yourself—spending too long on one word can eat up your total time.
- Practice anagram solving to improve your speed at recognizing words quickly.
Frequently asked questions
Is Eightile free to play?
Yes, it is a browser-based game that you can play directly on the website at no cost.
How long does a game last?
Each game is timed at five minutes, so a full run takes exactly that long.
Is there a mobile app?
It appears to be a web-based game, so you can play it on any device with a browser, including phones and tablets.
What happens when the timer runs out?
The game ends when time is up, and you can see how many words you managed to solve.
Can I play again?
Yes, you can start a new game at any time to try to beat your previous result.
Where to play
Play Eightileeightile.com · free, new puzzle daily
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