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Unlock your potential and awaken your inner word seeker to try and find the hidden words!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Word Seeker is a word puzzle game in which you look for words hidden in a letter grid. The listing files it under word games and describes it simply as finding the hidden words.
Levels are arranged in chapters, with 10 levels in each chapter. The content is rated for ages 3 and up.
A hint word appears at the top middle of the screen. The listing gives examples of the categories these hints fall into: pets, foods, machines and similar groups.
Knowing the category narrows the search, since you are looking for a word from a known group rather than any word at all.
The build we hold is Word Seeker 1.9.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The game includes three boosters, named Search, Shuffle and Star. The listing says they help you find the hidden words when a level stalls.
Each booster has its own name, so you can tell them apart on screen. The listing does not describe how each one works beyond that role.
Progress moves through the chapters in order, with each chapter holding 10 levels. A level is a single grid where you find the hidden words, and the hint and boosters are available within it.
The developer, Gimica GmbH, lists the game as one with many words to work through, which is the main pull of the chapter structure.