WordBrain Answers
296 levels fully verified, organised across 148 packs. Updated nightly.
All 148 Packs
Every pack in WordBrain, with its levels listed inside.
About WordBrain
WordBrain is a word puzzle game from MAG Interactive, played by building words from letter tiles. This archive holds 296 levels organised across 148 packs, every one checked against the live game rather than copied from another site.
Use the packs above to find the section you are playing. If a level ever differs from what you see in game, the developer has updated it — leave a comment and we will re-check it.
How WordBrain Works
Use the jump box at the top, or pick a pack and drill down.
Answers are listed in order, so you can take one word and go back to the game without spoiling the rest.
Every page links to the level either side, so you can keep moving without returning here.
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3 Tips for WordBrain
Let the board do the eliminating
Every puzzle here constrains its own answers — the letters, tiles or crossings in front of you rule out far more than they suggest. Reading the constraint first is faster than reaching for the answer first.
Clear the easy entries to open the hard ones
Short and obvious answers hand you letters that constrain everything they touch. Spending the first minute there beats spending it on the entry that stopped you.
Use one page at a time
Each page in this archive covers a single puzzle, so you can check one answer without being shown the rest of the game. That keeps it playable while still getting you unstuck.
How to Play WordBrain
The habits that work across every WordBrain puzzle.
Start from what the board gives you
Read the letters, tiles or clues the puzzle provides before reaching for an answer. The board itself is the strongest constraint you have, and using it first rules out most wrong guesses for free.
Solve the easy entries to unlock the hard ones
Short and obvious answers hand you letters that constrain everything they touch. Clearing them first is a better use of the opening minute than staring at the entry that stopped you.
Use this archive level by level
Every page here covers one puzzle, so you can check a single answer without being shown the rest. That keeps the game playable while still getting you unstuck.
Verified Answers, Not Guesses
How we verify WordBrain
Every answer in this archive is read from the game's own puzzle data rather than retyped from another site, and each page is rebuilt when the source updates. Counts shown on this page are computed from the stored data, so they cannot drift from what the puzzle pages actually list.
Reviewed by Priya Raghunathan, Word Games Editor at Puzzle Solved. The full checking routine is in the methodology, and the standards every page is held to are in the editorial policy.
Last checked — Sep 4, 2026