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Kotoba no Puzzle : Mojipittan Advance

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Also known as
ことばのパズル もじぴったん アドバンス

Form words on a grid using hiragana tiles, placing one per turn to score points.

Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan Advance was released for Game Boy Advance in 2003. The original Mojipittan game was released in arcades in 2001.


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Released
2003
Original release
2001
Perspective
Top-down
Size
3.83 MB
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About Kotoba no Puzzle : Mojipittan Advance

Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan Advance is a word puzzle title for the Game Boy Advance where players compete against computer opponents. The core activity involves forming words on a grid using character tiles.

While its foundational concept is reminiscent of Scrabble, several key rules differ. Players are restricted to placing a single tile on each turn. This tile can be positioned anywhere on the board, even if it contacts multiple existing words simultaneously. A placement is valid as long as it creates at least one legitimate word, with no requirement for all adjacent letter combinations to form valid words themselves.

The game utilizes the Japanese hiragana script for its tiles, rather than an alphabet. This linguistic basis defines the puzzle vocabulary and distinguishes it from Western word games.

Kotoba no Puzzle : Mojipittan Advance Screenshots

7 images
Title screen
Main menu
A simple stage with some pieces placed
Stage complete
A more complex stage
An arcade mode stage
One of the special stages, featuring Hachiemon