Soʻzbogʻ is out on Google Play

Open to everyone

Soʻzbogʻ, the Uzbek-language word puzzle we have been building at TONG GAMES, is now publicly available on Google Play. Until now it was in closed testing, so only invited testers could install it. That stage is over: anyone with an Android phone can find it on Google Play and install it for free.

It is the first TONG GAMES title to reach a public release, and the one we have put the most care into.

What kind of game it is

A wheel of letters sits at the bottom of the screen. Drag your finger from letter to letter and a word forms; if it is a real word, it drops into the crossword above. Fill the whole grid and the level is done.

Uzbek letters written with two characters — oʻ, gʻ, sh, ch — are a single tile on the wheel and a single cell in the grid, the way they should be. Every word you find also shows the topic it belongs to, so each level quietly builds a small vocabulary around one theme.

What is inside

• 1,300+ levels built from 2,363 hand-checked Uzbek words in 145 topics
• A daily puzzle, the same for everyone, with a streak that grows the longer you keep coming back
• Bonus words: every extra real word you find earns a coin
• Achievements that track your progress without nagging notifications
• Works fully offline, with no account needed
• Free to play: coins can be bought but never have to be, and ads appear only when you press the button to watch one

New in this version

The public release comes with three additions:

• A Share button, so you can send a level or daily puzzle result to friends
• Optional Google sign-in that backs up your progress to the cloud, so you can carry on after changing phones
• Anonymous gameplay statistics that show us which levels are too hard, so we can fix them

Tell us what you think

If you enjoy Soʻzbogʻ, a rating or a short review on Google Play helps other people find it more than anything else. If you spot a missing word or a mistake, write to us — the dictionary was compiled by hand, so we fix it by hand too.