Combining elements of Wordle, RPGs, and card games.
A word-puzzle roguelike where every battle is a new word challenge. Arrange letter tiles, uncover the hidden word, and cast spell cards against over a dozen unique Guardians. Build your spellbook between battles, experiment with different magical strategies, and discover new ways to play each run. A simple, casual game designed for quick play sessions whenever you have a few minutes to spare.
Meet the Guardians
Over a dozen foes. Many special abilities.
Husk
A shy first foe. Teaches you the basics.
Brute
The honest opener. No tricks, just strength.
Trickster
Loves pranks. Adds decoy tiles on every turn.
Veiler
Hides one of your tiles on every turn.
Liar
Makes a tile green... that may not be correct.
Shuffler
Reshuffles all tiles after every turn.
Shroud
Masks two tiles at the start of a battle.
Grower
Grows words the longer you take to solve.
Leech
Drains the magic you cast spells with.
Shifter
Swaps the word for a new one entirely.
Warden
The first wall. Fury while enacting a toll.
Sovereign
The second wall. Drains and grows all at once.
The Tyrant
The Crown itself. It holds the last word.
What's inside
Deduce, don't guess.
Information is your currency. Read the feedback, rule out letters, and solve the word before you’re defeated.
Guardians galore.
Over a dozen Guardians roam the kingdom, with abilities like masking tiles, draining magic, and more.
A spellbook to build.
Fifteen spell cards. Reveal a letter, remove decoys, ward a blow. Manage your inventory and magic wisely.
Many possibilities.
Branching paths filled with shops, chests, and resting spots. Many routes to take, always ending at the Tyrant.
Uncover it all.
Complete a Spellbook and Bestiary to learn every spell and foe, while uncovering a few surprises.
No data collected.
There is nothing to sign up for. No notifications. Nothing is tracked. Just as it should be.
Privacy policy
Spellbreaker does not collect, transmit, or share any of your data.
The game runs entirely on your device and works fully offline. There are no accounts, no analytics, no third-party SDKs, no advertising identifiers, no tracking of any kind.
If you email about a typo or a bug, your email address and whatever you wrote are visible, but nothing more. Those threads are deleted when they're resolved.