Kelime Krallığı: Word Game

A word game where letters are the only currency. Played in Turkish, with a Turkish dictionary, on a rule that belongs to the Turkish language.

PLAYED IN TURKISH
The interface, the words and the dictionary are Turkish. If you speak Turkish or you are learning it, this is for you. If you do not read Turkish, the game will not be playable.

VOWEL HARMONY
Turkish keeps the vowels of a word in one series: back (a, ı, o, u) or front (e, i, ö, ü). A word that keeps the series scores one and a half times as much. This is a scoring rule, not decoration, and it is the reason the game cannot be translated.

LETTER ECONOMY
You have ten letter tiles and a limited bag. Every word burns letters from the bag and returns letters to it. Long words pay well but cost a lot; short words are cheap but drain the bag. Your kingdom also takes a tax on every move, and the tax grows as the kingdom grows. When the bag is empty, the reign ends.

BUILD A KINGDOM
28 building recipes, each one a real Turkish word: EV (house), KUYU (well), ORMAN (forest), LİMAN (harbour), SARAY (palace), DEĞİRMEN (mill). Each building leaves a permanent effect on your run, and the number of buildings sets your title, from KÜÇÜK KÖY (small village) to BAŞKENT (capital).

DAILY BOARD
The same ten letters for everyone, every day. Streaks are kept and results can be shared.

WORD JOURNAL
25,921 dictionary headwords. Every word you find is recorded and ranked by how rare it is, across twenty collector titles. Only headwords count: inflected forms are rejected, so you have to play the root.

PRACTICE
Unlimited random boards. No bag, no tax, nothing to lose. At the end of each board you are shown the words you missed.

ADS
No ads while you play. Hints come from an optional rewarded video and are unlimited, and if the ad fails to load the hint is granted anyway. A full-screen ad appears in one place only: when you return to the menu after a round has ended.

OFFLINE
No account, no sign-in, no in-app purchases. Playable without an internet connection.

The word list is derived from the Zemberek-NLP project (Apache License 2.0). Word frequency data comes from hermitdave/FrequencyWords (MIT). The full text of both licences is readable inside the app.

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