WordWeight | HTML5 Word Balance Physics Puzzle Game

WordWeight is a word puzzle with a twist you won’t find anywhere else: every letter has weight, and every word you spell has to balance on a seesaw. Drag letter tiles onto a beam, watch it tilt under real torque physics, and find the word — and the slot — that brings it back to level. Spelling skill alone isn’t enough; you need to think in torque.

Key Features:

Unique word + physics hybrid — genuine torque simulation (Σ weight × position), not a scripted animation 30 hand-crafted levels with a progressive tolerance ladder — from forgiving to perfect-balance-only Daily Challenge — a new seeded puzzle every day, same for all players, with streaks and a shareable emoji result card Endless mode — the beam grows longer and tolerance tightens the further you go Twist mechanics — IRON tiles (double weight), FEATHER tiles (wildcard, zero weight), WIND (constant torque bias), and off-centre fulcrums Smart hint system that understands every twist, including feather-letter assignment Colour-blind mode (Okabe-Ito palette + shape cues) and a Reduce Motion toggle Built-in spotlight tutorial for first-time players Built-in sound effects (Web Audio API — no audio files needed) Fully responsive — plays great on mobile, tablet & desktop Zero external CDN dependencies — 100% self-hosted, works fully offline (even from a local file, no server needed) Clean, well-commented vanilla JavaScript — no frameworks, no build step to play

Perfect For:

Word game and casual puzzle portfolios HTML5 game licensing marketplaces Embedding into WordPress, Android WebView, or Cordova/Capacitor apps Daily-habit / streak-driven puzzle experiences

What’s Included:

Complete source code (HTML, CSS, JS) 30 pre-built, solver-verified levels plus Daily and Endless modes ~4,200-word built-in dictionary Full documentation covering installation, customization & licensing Self-hosted artwork and icons — no external requests required

Requirements: Modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). No server-side language or database required — works on any static web host, or even opened directly from disk.