The whole point of this game is solving puzzles quickly, is it not? The fun of it is in racing yourself to see if you can beat personal bests… right? Ok, great. Please change the way the highlighted box that accepts the next entry for a letter defaults based rigidly on rote order rather than intelligently defaulting to the next EMPTY box. In nearly every game, it’s almost impossible not to type over your own entries and jumble the words because the default keeps highlighting FILLED boxes and placing new entries in places that are already taken, forcing you to slow down and reposition the highlighter manually after every single entry. It’s a maddening issue and the game would be a lot more fun if it were fixed.

*****PLEASE ADD THE ABILITY TO TURN OFF THE HAPTIC FEEDBACK***** This game is fantastic for any crossword fan. You will truly enjoy it. If you like haptic feedback you’ll enjoy it even more since there’s no way to turn it off. I will be rating it a five star because star rating system are crap and we all know they 1 through 4 is truly a zero while the five is the only real valued rating. Switching to a 1-10 rating system I would give this game a 7/10, with haptic feedback option it would be solid 9/10.Edit: thank you so much for replying to my review! It’s 10/10 now that I can turn off the haptic feedback! Thanks again and keep up the great work!

I have completed over 700 daily puzzles and at times I go back to previous months to solve unsolved Daily puzzles via the Archive button. However, the Archive button always resets to current month and as such, I have to tap back over 40 months through to get to a month where there are unsolved puzzles. Is it possible to have the archive button retain the last month worked on instead of defaulting to the current month?

Two out of four puzzles, I had to guess arbitrarily because one of the words is not actually a word. I suppose technically “doest” is a word, but I don’t think it’s been used since the King James Bible, where it was archaic even for 1611, much less 2026.Also, the UX is clumsy. I don’t know what the rule is for where it moves the cursor next, but it seems to always go wherever you least want or expect it to go. And it’s hard to tell from the UI that you’re about to overwrite an existing letter, so you do so and then have to figure out how to undo that and then manually click where you wanted it to go. Maybe with enough experience I could get used to this, but I can’t imagine wanting to get that much experience.