Place tiles, chase bonuses, spend coins on powers. A strategic word game for one or two players, in development for mobile.
Every Alfa Kraft dictionary is searchable in your browser. Pick a list, type a word, and see its tiles score themselves before you commit.
Searching the full word list in your browser — with ? as a wildcard tile.
If you've played Scrabble, Alfapet, or Wordfeud, Alfa Kraft will feel immediately familiar: a 7-tile rack, a crossword-style board, double- and triple-letter and word bonus squares, a finite tile bag. Alfa Kraft adds a strategic layer on top of those rules.
Every word you play earns both points and coins. Coins fund powers in an in-match shop — buff a tile, wipe a cell, morf a tile into a wildcard, or drop a new 2× / 3× Letter or Word bonus square anywhere on the board. Powers are always earned in match, never sold for real money.
Bonus-placement powers let you add fresh multipliers to empty squares mid-game. The board is not a fixed terrain — it evolves with your strategy.
Play 5 or more tiles in a single turn and you automatically receive an Alfa Power Tile — a wildcard that can be placed almost anywhere and grants up to triple word values.
Casual (7-day moves) and Blitz (120-second per-turn).
Swedish (built from the SAOL 14 faksimil and SALDO Morfologi via Språkbanken, plus a strict SAOL 14-only variant), Danish (COR), English (ENABLE1), and Norwegian (NSF-ordlista, from Norsk Scrabbleforbund). Searchable in your browser, each crediting and linking to its upstream source.
Premium subscription removes ads. Powers, coins, and ranking are equal for every player.
The same lists the game validates against, searchable in your browser, each linked to its upstream source.
SAOL 14 faksimil + SALDO Morfologi (Språkbanken)
SAOL 14 faksimil headwords only (Språkbanken)
ENABLE1 by Mel Cooper
COR — Det Centrale Ordregister
NSF-ordlista · with permission from Norsk Scrabbleforbund
Words are 2–15 letters, validated on every turn — crosswords included. How the lists are built, filtered, and turned into tile bags lives in the dictionary reference.
