Spelling Beat!

Find the right spelling and swipe on the beat! Spelling Beat! combines word choices with electronic music. Read the falling answers and swipe toward the correctly spelled word when it reaches the timing line. Choose from 11 game languages: Korean, English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch and Polish. Each language has its own spelling questions. Stages, best scores and spelling notebooks are saved separately for each language. Play at 120, 140, 160 or 180 BPM, with 20 stages per tempo and 80 stages in total. Start with easier words and progress to harder questions. Stages 1–14 use left and right swipes. From stage 15, swipe down to choose the middle answer. Ten electronic music themes keep the rhythm moving. Start with three hearts. Five consecutive correct answers restore one heart, up to three. Earn achievements and challenge tickets, then revisit mistakes and save useful words in your spelling notebook. Adjust falling-word speed for more reading time while keeping the target beat unchanged. Fine-tune input timing, music, sound effects and visual beat cues, or play with all sounds off. No account is required. Game progress is stored on your device. Optional one-time passes Unlimited Pass removes normal-mode attempt and continue limits. All Pass adds Endless mode, online records by language and removal of all ads to the Unlimited Pass benefits. These are separate non-consumable purchases; no price-difference upgrade is offered. Restore purchases with the same store account. Online play compares daily scores and recorded runs from real participants, without live multiplayer or chat. Leaderboards are separate for each language and reset at midnight in Korea (UTC+9). Purchase verification and online play require internet access. Delete online records in Settings.

Play spelling challenges in 11 languages across four tempos and 80 stages. Includes a spelling notebook and achievements. Optional one-time passes, purchase restoration and online records by language are available. Achievement tickets are rebalanced, and missed swipes show how early or late they were.