Zaggle

Zaggle starts with a crossword-style clue but asks for a word-search action. The answer must be traced through neighboring letters, including diagonals, without reusing a cell inside the same word. Dragging works as one continuous gesture, while tapping allows the same path to be built one letter at a time.

Finding the word is only half of the board logic. An accepted answer disappears immediately, letters above it fall, and new letters enter from the top. That changing layout gives the five-clue sequence more structure than a static word search: every success creates the board on which the next answer must be found. A hint can reveal the next letter position, but adds thirty seconds to the timer.

Competitive mode records completion time, average time, completed games, and a global percentile rank. Casual mode removes that statistical consequence, which makes it the better first choice for learning how falling letters affect later paths. Core progress stays in the browser; the official privacy text says an anonymous competitive time may be submitted to calculate the percentile.