Luma Words is a game, not homework. You play puzzles, race the clock and crack riddles. Meanwhile Crick the frog quietly saves every word you find, just in case you ever want to look back.
Every word you find, in any mode, lands in your Word Bank automatically. No notebooks, no copy-paste, no effort. Crick handles it.
Tap a word whenever you're curious what it means. Or never. The puzzles don't care either way.
Your Word Bank shows your level climbing from A1 to C1 as you find harder words. Want to show off? Run a quick flashcard round.
None of it is required to unlock anything. It's a side quest: totally optional, weirdly satisfying.
Funny thing about finding a word yourself: it tends to stick. Spelling it out of a jumble of letters beats reading it off a list.
Luma Words is in English, and the puzzles run from everyday words to properly obscure ones, so there's always something new to stumble on.
Quick answers before your first swipe.
Nope, it's a game. You play puzzles for fun, and Crick saves the words you find along the way. If you pick up a few new ones, that's a bonus, not homework.
Every word you've found in any mode, sorted by level from A1 to C1. You can browse it, run a quick flashcard round, or ignore it completely.
English, for now. All the puzzles are built from English words.
Five minutes. One puzzle. Way too satisfying.
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Luma Words is free to play, and no account is needed.
