Daily Climb
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Everything's right where you left it.
Every solve adds a letter. Climb all the way to 8.
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Daily Climb
A new word puzzle every day — same letters for everyone.
Everyone who joins gets the exact same letters, all 3 rounds. Send the link to as many people as you like — results are a live leaderboard.
Send this link to everyone you want in the game — they all get the same letters. Results are a live leaderboard.
You've been invited to a game of Daily Climb!
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You're done — waiting on the others.
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Results are in!
Best total: 0 words.
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Round 1 of 3
A word that could have worked:
That's a wrap
Best total: 0 words
Climb
Start with a 4-letter word. Solve it and a letter is added — rearrange them all into a new word, up to eight.
No free rides: a word can't just be the one before it plus -s, -d, -r or -n.
Easy · 3 Strikes · no clock.
Climb over
A word that would have worked:
Best: 0 words
Climb 1 of 3
A word that would have worked:
Adventure Mode
Tap any climb to play it — beaten ones are filled in. The goal: beat them all.
Climb over
A word that would have worked: