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WordHush — a minimalist word search

Philippe Caron
A calm word search with no timers pushing you — themed puzzles, a daily challenge, and letters that actually connect.
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About this game

WordHush

Most word search apps pad the grid out — ten words floating in a sea of random letters, none of them crossing, so you scan the edges and you're done in ninety seconds. WordHush is the opposite: the generator packs words in and lets them share letters, so a single letter can belong to three different answers at once.

How difficulty scales:

  • Easy (8x8, 6 words): horizontal and vertical only
  • Medium (10x10, 10 words): diagonals come in
  • Hard (12x12, 12 words): reversed words start appearing
  • Expert (14x14, 15 words) and Extreme (16x16, 20 words): all eight directions

Features:

  • Themed word packs (animals, food, travel, music, and more) — not a generic dictionary
  • Daily puzzle, tuned to the difficulty you actually play — archive goes back to January 1st
  • Weekly challenge
  • Timer that records your time but never counts down — no way to lose a grid
  • Light and dark mode
  • Free, with an optional one-time purchase to remove ads
  • English, French, and Spanish

Play free on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wordhush.app

Information

Status
Released
Release
TBA
Art style
Minimalist
Platforms
Android
Price
Freeads
Players
Single player
Age rating
13+

Tags

puzzleword gameword searchcasualbrain teaserminimalistdailyrelaxingindie

AI disclosure

AI coding assistants (Claude Code) were used throughout development — writing and reviewing code, tests, and documentation. Game design, difficulty balancing, word packs, and QA decisions were made by me.

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