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Wordbreaker by POWGI Releasing

 

 

15th March in the year of our Lord 2022, Staffordshire, UK – Lightwood Games has announced the release of the latest word puzzle game in their popular “by POWGI” series. Wordbreaker by POWGI is released on Tuesday 15th March on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5; on Wednesday 16th March on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S; and on Thursday 17th March on Nintendo Switch.

Wordbreaker is a code-breaking puzzle using letters, inspired by Mastermind, Lingo and - of course more recently - Wordle. Players choose a five-letter word and are told how many letters in that word match the target word. They then refine their choice - always choosing a valid English word - until they have enough information to deduce the correct word.

Wordbreaker by POWGI has 120 puzzles to solve, with 120 of our trademark bad jokes as a “reward” for solving them. It is priced at $7.99 / GBP £6.49 / €7.99 and rated ESRB E for Everyone / PEGI 3.

Cross-generation upgrades are included, so PlayStation 4 owners will receive an entitlement to the PS5 version and Xbox One owners will be able to play on Series X|S at no extra cost.

Release Date
PS4/PS5 - 15th March; Xbox - 16th March; Switch - 17th March

Price
USD $7.99 / GBP £6.49 / EUR €7.99 / CAD $10.99 / AUD $11.95

Age Rating
PEGI 3; USK 0; ACB PG; ESRB E for Everyone

No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s) in the US at this time. Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download this game. For more information click here.

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