Discover the secret words
Every day, try to find the secret words before the timer runs out. You can submit as many guesses as you like; each word you propose is scored from -100% to 100%, depending on how semantically close it is to the secret word. Find the secret by identifying what your highest-scoring words have in common.
The similarity between two words isn't about spelling but about their context. Our scores are calculated from thousands of texts, encompassing billions of words, which allows us to see which words frequently appear together. This is why a word and its opposite can sometimes be "close" in Cemantik.
The secret words are usually quite simple and common. We use the singular form, unless the plural version is significantly more frequent in everyday language.
** Features **
• Play several new secret words daily, with varying difficulty, available in both English and French.
• The weekly challenge with "hidden scores" increases the difficulty by concealing all scores and progress bars.
• Earn points through regular play and successfully finding secrets. Use these points to purchase hints.
• Check the game statistics to see how many players found each secret word and their average number of attempts.
• Share your victory certificate with friends to boast about finding a word before them or in fewer tries.
• Unlock achievements and climb the leaderboards via Play Games.
• Collaborate with other players in community games! In this mode, you can see which words others have already tested before making your own guess.
• Play real-time multiplayer with friends or against rivals: your tested words are shared with your team, while your opponents' progress is visible without revealing their words. This is a subscriber-exclusive feature.
• Challenge your friends by having them guess secret words you create. As a subscriber, you can set up private custom games for your multiplayer room.
All games reset at midnight, French time.
Cemantik requires a permanent internet connection to submit and score your words.
