You probably already know that our Wordfeud Cheat will quickly unscramble any letters you throw at it, but what is WordFeud?
WordFeud is a free multiplayer word game developed by Haakon Bertheussen in 2010. The setup, the rules, and the gameplay are very similar to Scrabble and Words With Friends.
If you have ever played Scrabble or Words With Friends, you will likely feel right at home with WordFeud. Just like in Scrabble, you have to place letter tiles on a 15 x 15 standard board and try to find words and score points from your letters.
All of the bonus points from Scrabble are included in WordFeud. The double letter, double word, triple letter, and triple word are on the board, ready to boost your score when needed!
Certain letters have different point values, such as J is worth 10 points instead of 8. You can see all of the letter values at the bottom of the page.
Although the rules may be similar, this is definitely not a copy word game. WordFeud has several features unique to it. Here are some of the best features:
WordFeud is available in many languages, which makes it even more user friendly. The available languages are:
- Danish (Dansk) - Denmark (DA)
- Dutch - Netherlands (NL)
- English - United States (US) and United Kingdom (UK)
- Finnish (FI)
- French - France (FR)
- German (DE)
- Norwegian - Norway (NO)
- Portuguese (Português) - Portugal (PT)
- Spanish
- Swedish (Svenska) - Sweden (SE)
WordFeud uses different dictionaries for each language. See below for a breakdown:
- The English version of WordFeud allows you to choose between the Scrabble SOWPODS (International) word list or the Scrabble TWL (US) word list.
- The Swedish dictionary is provided by The Swedish Academy (Svenska Akademien).
- The Dutch dictionary is proprietary, created by TaalTik, using the OpenTaal dictionary as base material. You can get more info about the words in the list from wordfeud.taaltik.nl.
- Wordfeud uses Dansk Sprognævns Retskrivningsordbog, 4. udgave, 2012, inkl. 8. digitale oplag, 2017. It also includes the latest updates from 2021.
- Wordfeud uses "NSF-ordlisten", made by the Norwegian Scrabble Association (Norsk Scrabbleforbund).
- The Portuguese dictionary is proprietary, created by spellonit.com. For more information and / or feedback, see http://spellonit.com/support/por/
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