Rovo
Rate itOne letter board a day, sixty seconds to spell as much as you can.
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Rovo is a word game for iPhone and Android with one board a day, the same for every player. You swipe across letters to spell words against a 60-second clock, earn multipliers for long words and speed, and get a grade from F to S. Your best of three attempts goes on a global leaderboard.
About Rovo
Rovo is a fast word hunt in a pixel-art frame. The daily board is a six by six grid of letter tiles, each carrying a point value, with a few tiles marked as multipliers. You swipe across the letters to connect them into a word and submit it, and the clock in the middle of the screen counts down from 60 seconds.
Scoring rewards more than finding many words. Longer words score more, words that reuse multiplier tiles stack their bonus, and chaining words quickly adds a speed multiplier. At the end you get a letter grade from F to S along with your score, and the results screen shows today's top scores.
The daily board drops at midnight and is the same for everyone, so scores can be compared with friends and on the global leaderboard. You get up to three attempts a day, and your best counts. Outside the daily there is a practice mode with no leaderboard. The app tracks streaks, personal records such as your longest word, a grade distribution and every word you have found.
Rovo is made by Kane Brady and came out on the App Store and Google Play in March 2026. Its support site says the game is free with no ads. It suits players who like Boggle-style word hunts and a short, timed round rather than a slow puzzle.
How to play Rovo
- Open the Daily mode to get the day's 6x6 letter board.
- Swipe across touching letters to spell a word, then submit it.
- Keep spelling words before the 60 seconds run out; long words, multiplier tiles and quick chains raise the score.
- See your grade and rank, then use your other attempts to beat your best if you want.
- Come back after midnight for a new board.
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Tips
- Use your first attempt to scan the board for long words and multiplier tiles, then go back for them on the next try.
- Two medium words that both use a multiplier tile can beat one long word that misses it.
- Common endings such as -ER, -ED and -S turn one find into several quick ones and keep the speed bonus going.
- Warm up in practice mode before the daily if you want all three attempts to count.
Questions
Is the Rovo board the same for everyone?
Yes. One board drops each day at midnight, and every player gets the same one.
How many tries do I get?
Up to three attempts a day; your best score goes on the leaderboard.
Is Rovo free?
Yes. It is free on the App Store and Google Play, and its maker says it has no ads.
Is there a way to play without the clock?
Practice mode has no leaderboard and is there to warm up; the daily is always 60 seconds.
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