TWENTY FIVE | ALPHABETICAL INTELLIGENCE PUZZLE

Always leave room for alphabets
- Isn't your 25-panel always full?
  If so, you may be at a loss when you can't make words.
  If you leave some room for alphabets, it will be easier to recover.
Put off simple words
- If you make short words like "be", "am", or "hi" in the early part of the game, it will be harder in the middle stage.
  If you are a begginer or poor at spelling, try to make words as long as possible in the early part, when you have more time.
Clean up the panel when puzzled
- Making the words you have made before won't let you advance stages, but will let you clear out alphabets.
  So, if you are at a loss, make short words one after another and remove alphabets as much as possible. Then draw new alphabet and you may find a way out.
Learn how to clear out nuisances
- Infrequent alphabet like "z" "q" tend to be left unused.
  It's effective to learn the words including these "nuisances" by heart in advance.
Pay attention to derivatives
- You can make longer words simpily adding suffixes like "...ly" "...ness".
  In this game, only 1 or 2 letters of word length affects the point greatly.
  Pay attention to derivatives and you will have a greater chance to get a higher score.
Consider the way you think
- When considering "words including q," what comes to the minds of many people are "words beginning with q."
  In fact, there are many other types of "words including Q" like "unique" and "liquid".
  It may be good to consider such tendencies in thinking when making words.