WordAtlas: Vocabulary Puzzles app analytics for September 13

Every puzzle in WordAtlas starts with a clue — a real dictionary definition. Read it, find the word, and place it letter by letter into the grid. Solve one word and its letters unlock the ones crossing it. It is a word game that leaves you knowing something. FIVE WORD PACKS, ONE GAME English, French, Spanish, Italian and German — 600 levels each, roughly 900 words per pack with their own definitions. The packs are not translations of one another: each was written in its own language, with the accents that belong there. Every pack keeps its own progress, so you can push ahead in English and start German from level one. PRACTICE WHILE YOU PLAY Clues are written the way a dictionary writes them, in the language you are playing. You are not matching shapes — you are reading a definition and recognising the word behind it. The home screen counts what you have practised, all time and today. EVERY LETTER HAS A PRICE Every letter carries a point value tuned to its own language, so Q is expensive in English and Z is expensive in German. Bonus squares double and triple your letters and words. Solve efficiently and the score shows it. 600 LEVELS ACROSS 9 CATEGORIES Home life, daily life, nature, sports, tools and technology, time and money, feelings and mind, common verbs, and abstract life. Difficulty grows as you go: short words and small grids at first, then four-word puzzles built from a seven-letter pool. STUCK? TAKE A HINT Hints reveal one letter of the word you are on. Earn coins by playing, watch an ad for more, or buy a pack. PLAYS IN YOUR LANGUAGE The interface speaks 33 languages — including English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi and Arabic. It is separate from the word pack, so the menus stay in your own language while you practise another. — Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://teova.games/wordatlas-privacy-policy.html