Your time is yours.
Words Abroad fits into your day. Play offline after installation, without lives or waiting to try again.
HOMBERGSGAMES
Words Abroad · Android closed test
Match word and picture cards. Discover illustrated places. Collect a little wonder, one postcard at a time.
In testing on Android. Your feedback is welcome.
A puzzle. A postcard. A new place.
A small adventure for your next break.
A challenge when you want one.
A quieter journey when you don’t.
Come along before launch
Words Abroad is in an Android closed test. Try the game and tell us what feels fun, confusing or worth improving.
One Google account, all three steps. Use the account you use for Google Play on your Android phone.
Your invitation
Join our Google Group with your Google Play account. This gives that account access to the test.
Join the Google GroupMake it official
Open the test invitation, sign in with the same Google account and choose to become a tester.
Join the Google Play testPack your curiosity
After joining the test, install Words Abroad from Google Play on your Android phone using that same account.
Install Words AbroadA little room to explore. All 1,000 stages are free to access during this test. There are currently no ads or in-app purchases. Access and content may change in future versions.
Keep your journey close. Play offline after installation. Progress is saved locally on your device, with no automatic cloud sync.
What felt fun? Were the cards easy to read? Where did you get stuck? For a problem, include the stage and phone model. Keep personal information out of screenshots.
Our little studio
We make games for the moments in between.
A quiet puzzle. A small challenge. One more discovery.
Welcome to Hombergs Games.
Words Abroad fits into your day. Play offline after installation, without lives or waiting to try again.
Choose Normal mode’s move-limited challenge, or enjoy Relaxed mode without a move limit.
Explore 50 illustrated worlds. Collect postcards as you solve puzzles and make the journey yours.
Feedback, questions, or a little hello?