Letterloop is a turn-based word board game with an 11×11 grid and a rack of up to seven tiles. Put tiles in one row or column to form a dictionary-valid word. Your first word must cross the center; every later play must connect to a tile already on the board. A new play can score more than one word when it creates crossings. You can rearrange the rack without submitting, then play the word once the preview is valid.
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Yes. The opening word must cover the center square of the 11×11 board.
Only if existing board tiles fill it. The completed word must be continuous and all new tiles must share one row or column.
The play may miss the center or an existing tile, contain a gap, or make a word not accepted by the selected language dictionary.
Placing all seven rack tiles in one valid move adds 35 points.
It can end when a player empties the rack after the bag runs out, or after six consecutive turns without scoring.
