Wordscapes Cheat: Is It Allowed?

Almost every Wordscapes player has looked up an answer at some point. But is it "cheating"? Does the game ban you for it?

The Short Answer

No, using Wordscapes answer sites is not against the rules. Wordscapes is a single-player game with no competitive elements where cheating would be unfair to others. Looking up an answer is functionally no different from getting a hint — you're just using a different resource.

What the Game Actually Prevents

Wordscapes does have anti-cheat systems, but they target:

• Bot automation (scripts that play the game automatically)
• Hacking the game's local data to skip levels
• Purchasing coin exploits

Simply visiting a website to see the answer to level 85 is not something the game can detect or care about.

Why Players Use Answer Resources

• Stuck on one level — Some levels have obscure words that are essentially impossible to guess without a dictionary
• Short on time — Not everyone wants to spend 30 minutes per level
• Coin conservation — Looking up answers externally means not spending your in-game coins on hints
• Learning — Many players use answers to discover new vocabulary

How to Use WordscapesMate

1. Go to /wordscapes-level-[your number] (e.g., /wordscapes-level-85)
2. See all required answers and bonus words instantly
3. Check the visual board to understand where each word goes
4. Return to the game and enter the answers

That's it. No account needed, no payment, no catch.