A daily word game in about 90 seconds.
The Konsa Daily Duel deals three boards of eight letter cards, 30 seconds each, the same boards for everyone. Find your best word on each, add up the three scores, and share a spoiler-free grid.
Use the letters you see. Add any you need.
Three boards, 30 seconds each.
The clock starts when you start. Try as many words as you like on a board; only your highest-scoring valid word is kept.
Any letters, eight cards score.
Use whatever letters you need. Only the eight cards on the table count, 5, 4, 3 or 2 points by column plus the bonus on rare cards. A different word each round.
Share the grid, challenge a friend.
Your result is three rows of squares and a total: no words, no spoilers. The link opens the same boards for a friend, and you compare words once you’ve both finished.
Questions
Is it one attempt a day?
Yes: one attempt per browser, or per account when you’re signed in. New boards arrive at midnight UTC, and earlier days stay open to play from the Daily Duel page.
What if I get interrupted?
The clock pauses when you leave the page and resumes when you come back, with your saved word still there.
Do I need an account?
No. An optional account saves your history, personal bests and streaks across devices, and lets you add friends who see when you’ve played.
Is there a practice round?
Yes, on a different board that doesn’t count toward your score.
Today’s boards are waiting.
Ninety seconds of play, one attempt, and a grid you can send without giving anything away. Play now, then bring the same boards to a friend.
Konsa is an independent game inspired by Wordsy, the card game designed by Gil Hova. It isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Gil Hova or Allplay.