🔎 How do you find the right mode straight away? Meet search and Favourites first

Ready-made modes are the quickest way to start a game: you pick a configuration, press “Create Room” and in a moment the room is open, with every rule already set. Over time there will be more and more modes, and scrolling through a long list looking for the right one, maybe with your friends waiting, isn’t ideal.

How search works

On the “👑 Create Room” page, right above the “✨ Or pick a ready-made mode” list, there’s now a search field. Just type: the list updates as you go. The search doesn’t only look at the mode’s name, but at all of its rules too, exactly as they appear in its details: you can search for “wild tile”, “multi-word”, “scrabble” or “chat” and find the modes that have that very rule.

It’s a forgiving search: capital letters, accents and punctuation don’t matter, so “cafe” also finds “Café”. If you type several words, they all have to appear, so the results stay precise even when there are lots of modes. The most relevant results go to the top, the words found are highlighted in yellow and, when only a few modes match, their details open by themselves, so you can see straight away why they match. A line tells you how many modes you found, and the “✖ Clear” button brings back the full list.

Favourites first

Next to the search there’s the “⭐ Favourites first” button. The stars were already there: tapping them marks the modes you use most. Now, by pressing the button, every mode with a star moves to the top of the list, even while you’re searching. If you add or remove a star while the button is on, the list reorders straight away, and your choice is saved on your device: the next time you open the page, your favourites are already at the top.

A concrete example

Imagine you often host two kinds of evening: a quick one with a few friends and a longer one with lots of players and the Wild Tile on. Star those two modes and turn on “Favourites first”: every time you open the page you’ll find them first, without searching. If one evening you want to try something different, type “multi-word” and you’ll only see the modes where you can write several words per turn.

A practical tip

Before creating the room, open the details of the mode you found: the highlighted rules confirm at a glance that it’s the right one. And if you want to understand better what each rule changes, you’ll find everything on the Rules and strategies page.