Word Turtle Island
Survive battling waves of creatures with word weapons and powers. Rescue books and readers in danger from creatures destroying the most powerful library in the galaxy. Recover by tending bookshelves in the book sanctuary home base. Word Turtle Island is a casual rogue-lite colorful cozy game.
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Survive Nature Dungeons: battle fantasy creatures who are taking the books and harming the readers. Rescue the Books of Power too! Once you rescue 27 Books of Power you unlock the the final bosses.
Cozy Book Sanctuary: heal between battles and help books and readers get where they need to go. Enter a battle gate and you get to choose your Battle Promise. Low difficulties are safer, you keep more when KO'd but earn less reward. High difficulty will earn more powerful loot but if you get KO'd you'll loose all your stuff.
Features: Play using any combination of game controller, touch screen/mouse, or keyboard for typing words
More than 10,000 words in the game's curated playful positive dictionary
Typing is optional yet celebrated giving bonuses and feedback scores showing your typing speed and accuracy at the end of each battle
11 powers and 13 word weapons, all of which can be leveled up
Story: How did the most powerful library in the galaxy become a place of battle? One day, three troublesome creatures attacked the turtle's ultimate library. They caused the turtle-beings to mysteriously disappear, and captured the living books of power. Now the three bosses have sent their armies of creatures to finish their takeover of Word Turtle Island.
Portia, the book of portals, managed to escape. Now, she searches Word Turtle Island for someone to help her rescue the turtles, books and the readers caught in the catastrophe.
Wort, far away at the edge of Word Turtle Island, is about to leave to seek a different turtle path when Portia finds him. Wort learns he is the last of the Word Turtle beings.
It is now up to Wort and Portia (and you) to take back Word Turtle Island!
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