Betano

Betano
Betano is a word-deduction game built on one clean idea: find the hidden word before your tries run out. Type a real word and every tile answers back in colour - red for a letter in its correct place, black for a letter that belongs elsewhere in the word, grey for a letter that is not there at all. The on-screen keyboard remembers each clue, so every guess narrows the field and rewards careful reasoning over luck. Duplicate letters are scored honestly: a letter only lights up as often as it truly appears. Twenty levels rise in a steady, fair curve - early rounds give five letters and six tries, later rounds move to six-letter words with fewer tries and less common answers, so the challenge grows with your skill. Each level's word is fixed and reproducible, and the whole thing runs offline from a bundled word list. There is no pay-to-win: coins are cosmetic and never solve a word for you. Stars reward speed and economy of guesses. It is a quiet, typographic puzzle that trains vocabulary, pattern recognition and logical elimination, one word at a time.