Unscrabbled

Unscrabbled is a free browser word game with a new 8x8 board of wooden Scrabble-style tiles every day. Each tile shows its letter value, and you find words by dragging through neighbouring tiles horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Words must be at least two letters long.

The twist is the turn system. You start with seven turns and can play at most fifty. Short words of four letters or fewer use up a turn, while longer words give turns back: one for five letters, two for six, three for seven and more beyond. The game ends when you run out. Tiles you use drop out of the board, the tiles above fall into their place and new letters fill the top, all drawn from the day's seed, so every player meets the same board as it changes.

Scoring rewards both rare letters and length. The game takes the average Scrabble value of the letters in your word and multiplies it by a base score that doubles with each extra letter, from 4 points for two letters to 512 for eight. Words that start and end on the same letter score double.

An undo button takes back a word. At the end you can share your score by Facebook, email or text, and the page lists today's global high scores, the top words of the day and a weekly high score table. It suits Scrabble and Boggle fans who like planning for long, high-value words.