Wordsearch is a touch version of the classic word game ubiquitous to newspapers and weekend supplements the world over.

This version of Wordsearch has more than a dozen different themes to choose from: animals, geography, cities, historical figures, astronomy, sports, etc. In addition, it has three difficulty levels.

The board automatically fills to fit the whole screen, and as always, you'll find words hidden horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. You can also find words spelled both forwards and backwards.

When you finish a game, it will be saved automatically, so if you're really competitive, you can play against other players from around the world to see who finishes a specific board in the shortest time.

Wordsearch is an excellent version of the traditional word scramble that lets you not just enjoy this pastime as much as you want, but also compete with other players while doing so.

Wordsearch, also commonly known as Word Find or Word Seek, is a classic puzzle game where players must locate a list of words hidden within a grid of letters. The grid, typically square or rectangular, is filled with a seemingly random assortment of letters. The words to be found are usually provided as a list adjacent to the grid. These words can be oriented horizontally, vertically, diagonally, forwards, or backwards within the grid, adding to the challenge.

The objective is to systematically scan the grid, searching for letter combinations that match the target words. Once a word is located, players typically mark it by circling, highlighting, or drawing a line through the letters. Successful completion of the puzzle involves finding all the words on the list. Wordsearch puzzles vary in difficulty, depending on the size of the grid, the length and complexity of the words, and the density of hidden words. Some puzzles may also incorporate thematic elements, where the words relate to a specific topic or category. Wordsearch is a popular pastime enjoyed by people of all ages, providing a mental workout that enhances vocabulary, pattern recognition, and concentration skills.