Add Impress, a daily word game - #75
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Free, browser-only, no account and no download. A new board every day, and every past day stays playable from the menu. Placed alphabetically between Immaculate Grid: Women's Basketball and Isaacle, with no id field so one is assigned automatically.
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dles.json.You compose words from a case of letters; every word both reveals tiles of a hidden headline — one word using every letter on the board — and spends ink from the letters you use. Spelling the headline ends the round, so the game is about how much you score before you finish rather than whether you finish.
Added alphabetically between Immaculate Grid: Women's Basketball and Isaacle, category
Words, with noidfield so one gets assigned. I leftthemeoff since most Words entries don't carry one.Happy to reword the description or move the category if you'd rather — and thanks for maintaining the list.