Vowels in Your Bowels

Shoot vowels at rows of winding bowels bloated with pesky letters – clear the bowels by forming complete words in this wacky, story-based, visually striking word puzzle game!

Instructions: Score points and progress through the levels by using your mouse to aim and shoot vowels at lines of letters to form complete words - don't let the letters reach 'The End'! Fill the Progress Bar by forming words with the provided vowels, and form words in rapid succession to add to your points multiplier.

Categories: Uncategorized. Tags: bowels, highscore, humor, humour, leaderboards, letters, OliverKO, story, vowels, vowelsinyourbowels, wordgame, words, zuma

Wordfight ... and become a wordmaster !!! Use common consonants (red) to attack your opponent. Use rarer consonants (yellow) to make stronger attacks. Use vowels (blue) to restore your HP. Improve your strategy by using a joker to make a stronger or a longer word. The fight has just begun. Choose among 3 level of difficulty and compare your score with other fighters around the world.

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