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.
Gram Jam
Clear the board in under 20 swaps, clearing letters by creating words on full rows or columns.
What is Gram Jam?
Gram Jam is a word puzzle that challenges you to clear a board of letters by forming words. The goal is to clear the entire board within a limited number of swaps. It combines vocabulary knowledge with spatial reasoning.
How to play Gram Jam
You start with a grid filled with letters. Your goal is to clear the board by forming valid words that fill an entire row or column. You have a limited number of swaps (under 20) to rearrange the letters and achieve this.
Tips & strategy
- Prioritize rows or columns that are close to forming a valid word.
- Plan your swaps carefully, as you only have 20 to clear the whole board.
- Think about how each swap affects both the row and the column it belongs to.
- Aim to clear longer words to potentially open up the board more efficiently.
- Avoid random swapping; focus on specific word targets.
Frequently asked questions
Is Gram Jam free to play?
The site text does not specify a price, but it is accessible via a web browser at gramjam.app.
How often does the puzzle update?
The available information does not specify an update schedule, so it may be a static puzzle or have a different update cycle.
Is there an app for Gram Jam?
No app is mentioned; it appears to be a web-based game.
What is the main objective?
The main objective is to clear the board in under 20 swaps by creating words on full rows or columns.
What happens if I run out of swaps?
The game is designed to be cleared in under 20 swaps, so exceeding that limit likely ends the attempt.
Where to play
Play Gram Jamgramjam.app · free, new puzzle daily
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