The Weight of Words

Every letter has a weight, and every word adds up.

Weight of the Words is a calm word game with a twist you can almost feel in your hand: spell a word from the theme, lay it on the pan of a balance scale, and see if it weighs just right. Light letters like E and A count 1. Heavy ones like Q and Z count 5. Tiles are colored by weight, so after a few scales you'll be weighing words at a glance.

How it plays
• Lady Justice holds the scale. Each pan shows what it weighs and what it needs.
• Tap tiles to spell a word from the theme: birds, fruit, tools, countries…
• Two words can fit the same tiles. BEAR and DEER share letters, but only DEER weighs 5.
• Get the pans exactly level and the scale is balanced.

Scales that keep changing
Single pans, pairs of pans that must match, levers with ×2 and ×3 arms, beams hanging from beams, and grand scales with up to four words at once. It's a spelling game and a bit of mental math rolled into one.

Plenty to weigh
• 70+ themes, from Wild animals and Herbs and spices to Capital cities, Gemstones and Musical instruments, on an endless path where the words and the scales grow harder as you climb
• An endless main ladder for when you just want the next scale
• A daily scale that's the same for everyone, plus a streak to protect

Stars and medals
Earn up to three stars per scale: balance it, avoid wrong words, skip the hints. Twelve medals to collect along the way, and stars unlock new skins for Lady Justice and the scale.

Hints you earn
Reveal what a pan must weigh, place one correct letter or fill in the whole word. Solve a scale without help and you get a hint for next time. Want more? Watch an optional ad for two.

Five languages
English, Bulgarian, German, French and Spanish, each with its own word lists, themes and letter weights. On first launch, the game offers your phone's language.

Play at your own pace
No timers. Works offline, no internet needed. No account, no sign-up. Free to play with ads: a banner, an occasional full-screen ad and optional rewarded ads for hints.