Tool/Solver to cheat at Ruzzle, a clone of the game Boggle aiming to form words on a grid of letters, the longer and more the words are, the more points the player earns.
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Ruzzle is a word game inspired by Boggle, using a 4x4 grid (16 letters) developed by MAG Interactive.
The goal is to form words by connecting adjacent squares horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, without reusing the same square in a word.
Each word scores points based on the value of its letters and their position (including the presence of bonus squares).
The player with the highest score wins the game.
Enter the 16 letters of the 4x4 grid in the desired order.
Select the language and dictionary used for the search.
Start the search by clicking the button.
The solver will then generate all possible words formed from adjacent squares.
Example:
| A | Z | E | R |
| T | Y | U | I |
| O | P | Q | S |
| D | F | G | H |
Double or Triple Letter or Word bonus cells are ignored for the calculation of the player's score.
This solver can be used to quickly find possible words from a Ruzzle grid, whether in single-player or multiplayer games.
Using this tool during an online game may be considered cheating and could negatively impact the experience of other players.
Please use it primarily for practice, improving your speed, or expanding your vocabulary.
The bonus squares depend on the grid generated by the Ruzzle app, and since their placement can vary, they are not passed on to the solver. This simplifies the tool's use and makes it more accessible.
Because there is no information on the location of the multipliers, the displayed score only reflects the raw word value. In the actual game, the final score is often higher thanks to the bonuses.
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