Advanced TL;DRr: if you're looking for a quick brain-scratcher for under a dollareedoo, do pick this up, by all means. But I do have some nitpicking which ultimately balances more towards negative than positive. Wall of text incoming!

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OK, so this one was a lot closer to a recommend than the previous three, but in the end the nitpicks just picked up. If Steam were to have a neutral option, or a more nuanced scoring system, I'd love to be a bit more centric with my judgment.

Let's start of off with the positives. Most obvious, the price. 0,99€ compared to the 20€ for the three previous games. That alone almost swayed me into a positive review, because at a low price, I tend to disregard my nitpicks as just that. I don't expect perfection, nor a long playtime, when I can get something for a buck.
Secondly, the tiny images given for each of the A to Z categories are a nice touch. They are absolutely helpful (though you are free to ignore them if you'd prefer). I guess some peeps might prefer turning those off but, eh.
Third, the words provided throughout this installment all strike me as words that are common and well-known enough that people who have English as secondary language wouldn't struggle too long with them. No hyperspecific vocabulary like the flower names in Wordle 3.

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Aaaand here we are with the nitpicks. Upon booting the game you are immediately greeted with music. Personally I always turn music for puzzlegames off because I prefer having something Youtube in the background. But there's no option or settings menu. Not even a little mute button to click. I actually had to open my volume mixer on windows to get it to shut up.

Achievements... ho boy. As in previous titles, they unlock in order. This time I tested if anything could be done. After completing A and B, I did E. It still unlocked the next in line, without skipping any. This time the patter seemed quite obvious though, you get achievements per level of each category, so A gave the first 8, B gave the next 5, and then E gave the next 2. Mind you (and I forgot to mention this in my previous reviews), you need to go to the main menu to pop any of them. So if you do the entire thing in one go without checking back, you'll pop all 100 at once. That is the sort of thing that will look suspect on some of the achievement-related sites that steam users frequent, as unlocking all achievements on the same timestamp tends to be a sign of SAM etc. (Maybe those sites are aware but you never know.) Of course if you don't care about those sites (as they are supplementary and not directly affiliated with steam), that's fine too, but just as a word of caution.
Also, this time around there's no achievement for the daily puzzle nor for going through without using hints. Honestly there's no reason to come back again after playing through it once, and since it is very much doable in one go, the replay value seems effectively 0 to me.

There seems to be a slight lack in quality control. The "Microphone" achievement has the same image that serves as hint for the word "Implant" (it does look more like the latter). The "Banana" achievement has a black border when every other achievement has a white border. (Tbh. The black looks better since it seems less clip-art-y that way.) Some levels are not entirely square shaped (this is something happening in previous games as well, though I forgot to mention that in my reviews). The word "Embassy" does not start with a U, but is in the U-category. And I could absolutely be wrong but I believe the word "Soya" is merely "soy" in English?

And just as in the previous titles, I spent about 2/3 of my recorded time idling cards. I was able to wrap this up in under an hour.

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Other things I've noted, though I am not entirely sure if they are pros or cons:

The picture hints only go for the categories A to Z (that is, the first 48 of 100 levels). I suppose you could argue that the latter half of the levels shouldn't have those as part of the challenge. I'm not really of any opinion on that, just found it noteworthy.

We started of strong with multiple levels per letter but it quickly devolved to one level per letter. J to Z only get one level each. Tbh I feel that that is more of a nitpick than a neutral. You can't tell me you could only think of one level's worth of words starting with L or N or S or T, etc. Instead of the letter half, maybe just expanding on each letter as a category woulda been the way to go. I mean that was the 'new' thing for this game, right? So why not stick with it. The second half coulda been it's own game for what it's worth. Or it woulda been great bonus content to try and justify the prices of the previous titles.

Why the hell is this game's thumbnail comprised of what I would assume to be people's avatars? Between memes and copyrighted material, there's real people's faces in there too. I couldn't find an explanation for it in-game or on the storepage. The previous titles merely had a single-colour background that matched the in-game colour choice. So following that pattern, it should be an orange thumbnail. The tiny icon is still a white W on an orange tile, but alas. At the very least I hope that the folks who's actual pictures are part of the store/client thumbnails did consent. But since I don't know the reason for this choice I can't say if it's a negative or not. I don't really see it as positive when there's IPs involved though. Might be too benign for actual consequences but better safe than sorry...

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