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Sunroom Word Guess

By Partech Systems

Guess the hidden word. Big letters, no rush.

Guess the hidden word in large print, with marks you can read by shape, free hints and no clock.

  • Free
  • No account
  • No clock
  • Saved after every letter
The Read out card on the light Daylight look for the guess PAINT, with the lines "P is right", "A is in the word, in another place", "I is not in the word", "N is right" and "T is right", and buttons for an earlier guess, Read aloud and Close
Two guesses in Sunroom Word Guess on the Leaf look, BREAD and PAINT, with P, N and T ticked in green, A ringed in blue and the other letters struck through, above a big ABC keyboard that shows the same marks
Why it’s different

A word game you don’t have to squint at

Letters you can read

Tiles take the biggest size your screen allows, in a typeface made for low vision, with Standard, Large and Extra large text for everything else. The ABC keyboard has big keys, or choose QWERTY.

Marks by shape, not just colour

A tick for the right place, a ring for a letter that's in the word somewhere else, and a line through a letter that isn't in the word. The keys show the same marks.

Every guess in words

Read out writes any guess out letter by letter, such as "A is in the word, in another place". Read aloud says it for you, and screen readers hear every guess.

Hints that explain

A hint fills in one letter in its place and says which one. Three hints for each word are free, then a short ad of your choice gives another. Delete is always free.

No rush, no penalties

No clock. A word we don't know is turned away kindly and never costs a try, and More tries gives you eight instead of six.

Today's word

One 5-letter word a day, the same for everyone, to find at your own pace. Or play words of 4, 5 or 6 letters whenever you like.

See it

Three looks, three word lengths

Two guesses in Sunroom Word Guess on the Leaf look, BREAD and PAINT, with P, N and T ticked in green, A ringed in blue and the other letters struck through, above a big ABC keyboard that shows the same marks
LeafCream tiles on deep leaf green.
The Read out card on the light Daylight look for the guess PAINT, with the lines "P is right", "A is in the word, in another place", "I is not in the word", "N is right" and "T is right", and buttons for an earlier guess, Read aloud and Close
Read outAny guess, written out letter by letter.
A hint card saying "The second letter is L. It's filled in for you on the next guess." with the L waiting in a dashed tile on the row being typed
Hints in wordsOne letter filled in, and the reason written out.
The High contrast look, white tiles and keys on black with the right letters in yellow, black rings and struck-through letters
High contrastWhite and yellow on black for the strongest contrast.
The result card saying "You found it" above the word PLANT in ticked tiles, "In 3 tries, 1 hint", the number of 5-letter words found and a New game button
FoundNo clock, no score: just the word.
How it plays

Sunroom Word Guess is the guess-the-word puzzle laid out to be easy on the eyes. Guess the hidden word in six tries. After each guess, every letter is marked by shape as well as colour: a tick when it's in the right place, a ring when it's in the word somewhere else, and a line through it when it's not in the word. The tiles are as big as your screen allows, and the keyboard shows the same marks.

Tap Read out to see any guess written out letter by letter, or have it read aloud. When you're stuck, a hint fills in a letter and says which one. There's no clock, and a word we don't know never costs a try.

Choose words of 4, 5 or 6 letters, or play today's word, the same for everyone. There are three looks: deep green Leaf, light Daylight for a bright room, and High contrast for the strongest contrast.

Tips

How to play well

  1. Start with common letters

    A first guess with E, A, R, S or T and a couple of different vowels tells you the most, such as STARE or PAINT.

  2. Use the marks on the keys

    Struck-through keys are out. Pick your next word from the keys that are still plain, and keep the ticked letters where they are.

  3. Move the ringed letters

    A ring means the letter is in the word but not there. Try it in a new place on your next guess.

  4. Stuck? Ask for a hint

    A hint fills in the leftmost letter you haven't found yet. One right letter in place often makes the rest of the word jump out.

Questions

Asked and answered

Is Sunroom Word Guess free? Are there ads?

Yes, it's free to play in your browser. An ad never interrupts a word, and there are no banners. Your first ten words have no ads at all; after that an ad may appear between words, at most once every ten words and never twice within five minutes. The first three hints for each word are free; after that, you can watch a short ad for another hint if you choose. Delete never needs an ad.

What do the marks mean?

A tick on a filled tile means the letter is in the right place. A ring round the letter means it's in the word, in another place. A line through the letter means it isn't in the word. If a guess has a letter twice and the word has it once, only one of them is marked as in the word.

What kind of words are they?

Common everyday words, chosen by hand, without names, slang, rude or unkind words, and without words spelt differently in Britain and America. Both spellings are still accepted as guesses.

Is there a timer?

No. Nothing in the game is timed, so take as long as you like.

Will I lose my word if I leave?

No. Your word is saved after every letter, so you can close the page or take a call and carry on later.

Where are my statistics saved?

In your browser on this device. There's no account, and clearing the site's data deletes them.

Sunroom Word Guess is made by Partech Systems Limited.

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