How to Play Letter Boxed
Master the art of word creation with these simple rules!
🎯 Game Objective
The goal is simple: use all 12 letters at least once by forming valid English words. Each word you create must follow specific rules about which letters you can combine.
📦 The Letter Box
You'll see 12 letters arranged around a square box, with 3 letters on each side:
- Top side: 3 letters
- Right side: 3 letters
- Bottom side: 3 letters
- Left side: 3 letters
📜 Core Rules
1️⃣ No Consecutive Letters from Same Side
You cannot use two letters in a row from the same side. For example, if you pick a letter from the top, the next letter must be from the right, bottom, or left side.
❌ Invalid: Using "AB" where both A and B are on the top side
✅ Valid: Using "AB" where A is on top and B is on the right
2️⃣ Minimum 3 Letters Per Word
Each word must be at least 3 letters long and must be a valid English word recognized by our dictionary.
3️⃣ No Letter Repetition in Same Word
You cannot use the same letter twice in a single word, even if it appears on different sides.
4️⃣ Chain Your Words Together
After your first word, each new word must start with the last letter of your previous word. This creates a chain of connected words!
Example: If you spell "CAT", your next word must start with "T" (like "TEN" or "TOP")
🎨 Visual Indicators
⌨️ Keyboard Controls
Select letters
Delete last letter
Submit word
🏆 Winning the Game
You win when you've used all 12 letters at least once! Try to solve the puzzle in as few words as possible. The challenge is to find the perfect combination of words that uses every letter efficiently.
🎮 Game Modes
Daily Mode
Everyone gets the same puzzle each day. Perfect for competing with friends! The puzzle resets every 24 hours.
Unlimited Mode
Generate as many random puzzles as you want! Practice and improve your skills with endless challenges.
💡 Pro Tips
- ✓Look for long words first - they help you use more letters efficiently
- ✓Plan ahead! Think about which letter your word will end with
- ✓Common endings like -ING, -TION, or -ED can be useful
- ✓Used letters (shown in green) can be reused in new words
- ✓Remember: You can't use consecutive letters from the same side!