Glenvik Words

Glenvik Words is a letter-wheel word game drawn like a pressed-flower album — sepia parchment, faint specimen-label frames, and serif letters set the way a botanical plate would print them. You spell by dragging across a wreath of leaf tiles. Each word you trace drops into a small crossword that was laid out ahead of time; find them all and the grid fills, letter by inked letter, with a soft leaf-reveal. The care is in the small things: — A wreath of six or seven letters, tiles that swell under your thumb as you connect them. — An ink line follows your path across the wheel while the current word takes shape above it. — Words settle with a little weight and spring — nothing snaps into place. Five pressed collections Garden, Orchard, Meadow, Forest and Coast — around eight levels each, forty in all. Clear one level to open the next, and to earn a hint token for the grids that make you pause. Beyond the target words Trace any other real word hiding in your letters and it slips into the bonus jar. Shuffle the wreath when your eyes want a fresh angle on the same seven letters. Finish a level without spending a hint and press all three leaf stars. Made to be read Type you can actually read, generous spacing, and a considered sound set with gentle haptics. A Reduce-motion setting stills the flourishes — the wheel bounce, the reveals — while keeping every cue you rely on. Glenvik Words is meant to be opened for a few quiet words and set back down, the way you would close a good field notebook.