How to Play Quartiles
Master the addictive word fragment puzzle game! Complete guide with rules, scoring, and winning strategies.
Game Rules
Basic Gameplay
- 1. Tap segments: Click letter segments in the correct order
- 2. Form words: Combine 1-4 segments to create valid words
- 3. Submit: Press "Check" to validate your word
- 4. Score points: Earn points based on word length
- 5. Find targets: Discover all 5 main 4-segment words
Level Structure
- • 20 segments total (5 words × 4 segments each)
- • 5 target words to find for bonus points
- • Multiple partial words hidden in the segments
- • 100 points needed to earn trophy
- • Hints available when you're stuck
Scoring System
Point Values
Bonus Points
Winning Strategies
Essential Tips
- Start with prefixes: Look for UN-, RE-, PRE-, IN-
- Find suffixes: Search for -ING, -ED, -ER, -LY
- Build momentum: Find shorter words first
- Use shuffle: Reorganize when stuck
- Think themes: Daily puzzles have thematic connections
Advanced Techniques
- Pattern recognition: Common letter combinations
- Word families: Related words share segments
- Elimination: Rule out impossible combinations
- Score optimization: Focus on high-value words first
- Time management: Don't get stuck on one word
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How do you play Quartiles?
Tap letter segments in the correct order to form words. Each level has 5 target 4-segment words. Find all target words for bonus points. Score: 1-segment = 1pt, 2-segment = 2pts, 3-segment = 4pts, 4-segment = 10pts.
What is the scoring system in Quartiles?
1-segment words = 1 point, 2-segment words = 2 points, 3-segment words = 4 points, 4-segment words = 10 points. Finding all 5 target words gives a 30-point bonus. Reach 100 points to earn a trophy.
What are the best Quartiles strategies?
1) Start with common prefixes and suffixes, 2) Look for shorter words first to build momentum, 3) Use the shuffle feature when stuck, 4) Focus on the 5 target words for maximum points, 5) Don't ignore 1-3 segment words - they add up quickly.
How do I get better at finding long words?
Practice recognizing common word patterns. Look for compound words, words with multiple syllables, and technical terms. The more you play, the better you'll become at spotting 9-12 letter combinations hidden in the segments.