The green ball in the bottom right corner shows the number of points that you’ve earned within the level.

The blue ball in the bottom left corner shows how many hints you have left.

For example, if your words are “light” and “sugar,” and you click on a bowl to make “sugar bowl,” but “light” is selected on your panel, it will count as a miss.

When working with multiple key words, be sure that you select the correct word.

For example, if the key word is “light,” and you find a sun, that sun would be listed on the left to create “sunlight.” If you find a bulb, it would be listed on the right to make “light bulb.” On either side of the key words are blank slots which need to be filled with items relating to that word in order to create a different word.

At the bottom of the screen is a key word or list of key words.

At the beginning of the game, you have three different levels of difficulty to choose from “Easy,” “Challenge,” or “Gamer.” This walkthrough is for the “Challenge” difficulty level.

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