WordReels

WordReels replaces the keyboard with five vertical reels, each loaded with a stack of letters that you spin until a letter lines up on the central selection line. The word formed this way is shown in large type beneath the reels, and the Check Word button submits it. The constraint is clear: you can only write what the reels allow you to align. A REEL LETTERS banner shows all the letters on the selected reel, with a Hide letters button for players who prefer to play blind. The screen also adds a timer, an attempt counter, a score, coins and an invitation to hunt for bonus words. The header displays a numbered theme, while the daily challenge runs separately.

1. Spin each reel with its ▲ and ▼ arrows, or by swiping, to bring a letter onto the center line.
2. Check the reconstructed word, shown in large type under the reels. Two side arrows flank the reel block.
3. Open the REEL LETTERS banner to see all letters available on the current reel, or collapse it with Hide letters.
4. Submit with Check Word, then read the per-letter feedback and the attempt counter.
5. Pay for a hint with your coins when the round closes: the page indicates that practice-mode hints are paid for with coins.

Because the mechanical constraint of the reels changes the reasoning. Elsewhere you think of a word and type it; here you can only submit what the five stacks allow, and a neat orthographic idea can be simply impossible to align. The letter-reading banner turns the game into a search inside a finite space, and the scoring introduces a clear dilemma: cash in bonus words or save attempts for the speed bonus.

The page describes per-letter feedback in green, yellow and gray after each submission, with the attempt counter, timer, score and coins aligned under the reels.

Daily Challenge

A five-letter word, six attempts, the same for all players worldwide, renewed at 00:00 UTC according to the page.

Practice

Endless grids in 4, 5 or 6 letters, with hints payable in coins. The page states that this mode does not affect the daily streak.

Themes

The header carries a numbered theme, and the progress saved in the browser keeps a list of unlocked themes.

• The scoring is explicit and decisive: each unused attempt is worth 60 bonus points, while a bonus word yields 50 points and 5 coins but consumes an attempt. Chasing bonus words therefore costs the speed bonus.
• The REEL LETTERS banner is the central spotting tool: it shows everything the selected reel can provide, so what is actually composable before you spend an attempt.
• Coins are not bought; they are earned with bonus words, and they pay for practice-mode hints: the reserve is built up before it is needed.