Download Mots Fléchés en Français on PC With GameLoop Emulator

Mots Fléchés en Français on PC

Mots Fléchés en Français, coming from the developer Berni Mobile, is running on Android systerm in the past.

Now, You can play Mots Fléchés en Français on PC with GameLoop smoothly.

Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.

Just enjoy Mots Fléchés en Français PC on the large screen for free！

Mots Fléchés en Français Introduction

A great crossword puzzle game!

- The French language.

- Game with endless combinations

- A very long list of words

- Choose the size of the grid between 3x3 and 25x25

- Three difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, Hard)

- The grid will fill with words to guess

- The grid automatically adapts to your terminal

- Optimized for tablets

An educational and fun game.

Have fun !

“Crosswords (arrow words) are a word game known the world over. Its goal is to find all the words of a grid using the definitions given in the appendix. Definitions are given for all the lines (horizontal words) and all the columns (words written vertically) of the grid: thus the words of these two directions intersect, hence the name "crossword".

The game takes place on a grid whose shape is very generally (but not always) rectangular. The grid is made up of white squares and black squares. The black boxes are used as separators, that is to say that any series of contiguous white boxes included between two black boxes and located, either on the same line or on the same column, corresponds to a word that must be found. . However, there is an exception: white boxes stuck between two black boxes but isolated do not have to correspond to words; therefore, the author of a crossword puzzle never provides a definition for these one-letter words.

A crossword enthusiast is called a "cruciverbiste" (or an "oedipus"), while the author of a crossword puzzle is called a "verbicrucist" or a "crossword" (or a " sphinx ”).

Accents and most diacritics are ignored. For example, in French, the Ê, initial of the word ÊTRE, can double any of the letters É, È and E of the word THEOREM, the two words being written ETRE and THEOREM; »Wikipedia