Wordmeister

Wordmeister is a slick, Scrabble-inspired word game that pits you against a sharp AI opponent—or a friend if you’re feeling social—on a 15x15 grid. You start with eight letter tiles, dragging or tapping them to form words horizontally or vertically, connecting to existing plays after the first word hits the center star. Each letter’s got a point value—trickier ones like Q or Z score higher—and bonus squares (blue doubles a letter, green triples it, yellow doubles a word, red triples a word) juice up your tally if you’re clever with placement. The goal? Outscore your rival by the time the 100-tile bag runs dry or both players pass, using any legit English word from a hefty Scrabble-standard dictionary. It’s got a clean, no-frills vibe—think crisp board, simple controls, and a chill pace with no timer, though you can swap tiles or skip a turn if you’re stumped. Perfect for a quick vocab flex or a sneaky hour-long brain tease, it’s free online, no download needed, and runs smooth on anything from your phone to your laptop. How many points do you think you’d rack up before the AI outsmarts you—or you run out of words?