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A Classic Word Search Puzzle Game
Can you find all the words? Frankly, we doubt it. Nevertheless, we've thrown just about every word in the dictionary into this words search game, so you will have countless hours to train your brain and keep your mind sharp with Word Research!

FEATURES
Casual Mode: Select puzzle board difficulty and play through randomly generated puzzle boards.
Progression Mode: Each puzzle board-level gets harder as you play along.
Features over 200 Word Search Levels with 38 different themes.
Hand-picked selection of beautiful images for your word search puzzle background.
Highlighting a word or highlighting the starting letter of a word to speed things along.

How to Play
This is for you new puzzle game enthusiasts out there. Take your finger of choice and connect letters in the puzzle grid to find all the words to advance to the next level. If you've played scrabble or other crossword-style games before, you'll figure it out!

When you launch the crossword puzzle game you will be presented with a colorful list of word search themes. When selecting a theme you can either choose to play in casual or progressive mode. In casual mode you simply select a difficulty for your puzzle board and then play, the boards are randomly generated so you get a nonstop word searching experience! In progressive mode, each puzzle theme contains 20 levels each getting more difficult as you play along. The progressive mode also lets you unlock coins which can be used for hints in case your brain can't quite find words hidden in the puzzle board.

Some Word Search Trivia
For those of you still reading this description heres a fun fact for you. The word search game was invented by Norman E. Gibat in 1968. Guess where Norman was from.

Norman was from Norman, Oklahoma talk about a coincidence! Now Norman E. Gibat was looking for a way to keep people interested in his publication the Selenby Digest. He wanted his newspaper to stand out from the competition so with some clever brainwork he came up with the word search game. It was a massive success. The Selenby Digest Quickly became a favorite amongst the citizens of Norman. Teachers especially found the puzzles useful for keeping their students engaged.

And thats all folks! If you happen to try out our game please take a minute to give us some feedback, were just a small team always looking to improve!