Astraware Acrostic

If you enjoy crossword puzzles but don't have a lot of time to spare, Astraware Acrostic is the perfect game for you! With 50 built-in puzzles of varying difficulties and sizes, you can play offline at any time. But that's not all - you also get free unlimited access to four new Daily Acrostic puzzles each day, compete on a global leaderboard, and track your own performance. And for an extra challenge, there's a free Weekender puzzle available each week with a larger size and trickier clues.

What sets Astraware Acrostic apart from other crossword games are its unique features designed to boost your progress. The highlighting feature shows you where vowels and consonants appear in the puzzle, and each time you solve a horizontal word, the target letter is revealed throughout the puzzle. And if you need a little extra help, you can ask for a hint for a small time cost. The bookend-hints feature gives you the first and last letters of the word, which has been proven to be a huge help.

But that's not all - Astraware Acrostic also offers new endless puzzle streams. You can earn stamps by watching ads or taking short surveys, and then use them to play the puzzles you like. And for those who prefer a specific difficulty range or size, there are in-app purchases available for various packs such as easy, family, vacation, tough, or fun.

Not only is Astraware Acrostic a fun and challenging game, but it also caters to an international English-speaking audience. The clues and answers are written to be suitable for players from different English-speaking countries, whether you're American, British, Canadian, Australian, or a student learning English.

If you're a fan of Astraware Acrostic, you'll be happy to know that there are other similar apps available in the range, such as Astraware CodeWords, Kriss Kross, Number Cross, A-to-Z, Word Search, and Astraware Crosswords. So why not give Astraware Acrostic a try and see how quickly you can solve these hand-crafted quick-style puzzles with a variety of clues using general knowledge?