Moving Letters

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Moving Letters is a single player and multiplayer action game. It was developed by Airem and was released on October 16, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Meet Moving Letters, the most relaxing, addictive and brain teasing word game. Sharpen and exercise your mind and discover the most used words in English in Moving Letters, a unique word search. Find the word to advance to the next level. Enjoy word find games? Try it and You’ll never experience a dull moment after you try this addicting word puzzle game. Play this game once and just you w…

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gameplay1 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and engaging concept of dragging alphabet tiles to form words based on images.
There is a helpful 'reveal answer' option for players who get stuck, enhancing the gameplay experience.
It can serve as a useful educational tool for young learners or those looking to improve their spelling.

The tile-dragging mechanic is laggy and can lead to frustration when tiles slot into unintended positions.
The online mode's timer is unbalanced and can be overwhelming, making it less enjoyable for players.
Language selection is cumbersome, requiring repeated clicks on flags to choose a desired language.

gameplay
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The gameplay features a tile-dragging mechanic that can be laggy, leading to tiles occasionally snapping into unintended positions, which may cause frustration for players.
- “The tile-dragging mechanic feels a bit laggy at times, and the tiles sometimes slot into unintended positions, which can be frustrating.”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious, particularly due to the cumbersome navigation of word lists in multiple languages, which requires repetitive clicks instead of a more streamlined process.
- “The word lists in multiple languages are available, but clicking the flags does nothing. You have to click 'wordlist' instead and go through them one by one, which is tedious as hell.”
- “Grinding feels like a never-ending chore, with little reward for the time invested.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding makes the game feel more like a job than a fun experience.”