4-in-1, 15-Language Mobile Game Asset

• 4 replayable game modes: Taboo, Riddle, Charades, Word Master
• 15-language / locale architecture
• Solo, team, family, and party-style gameplay
• Flutter + Dart mobile codebase
• Android project files
• Asset / JSON-based content structure
• Premium access model
• Ad-supported monetization logic
• Expandable content, category, theme, and regional structure
• No dedicated backend/server dependency required for core gameplay
• Documented handover package available

The buyer receives the WordES-related seller-transferable source code, project files, and seller-owned transferable product rights, including:

• Flutter / Dart mobile codebase
• Android project files
• WordES-related source and project files
• Seller-owned transferable product rights
• Asset and JSON content structure
• Game content foundation
• Localization structure
• Premium model
• Monetization logic
• Ad integration structure
• Unregistered app name and visual identity
• Documented handover materials

The WordES brand has not been trademark-registered by the seller. The buyer may pursue trademark or brand protection if desired and available.

Third-party SDKs, platform accounts, store approvals, ad accounts, signing credentials, live AdMob IDs, live store product IDs, and production configurations remain subject to the buyer’s own setup, accounts, and applicable third-party terms.

WordES uses a dual monetization model.

Free users are monetized through interstitial and rewarded ads. Premium users can purchase one-time lifetime premium access.

Premium access can unlock:

• Ad-free gameplay
• Offline gameplay access
• Free letter/hint access
• Free answer reveal access
• Unlimited-access diamond display/state for premium-related actions

The app also includes rewarded ad logic, daily rewarded diamond access, temporary premium flows, daily rewards, and diamond economy mechanics.

Live AdMob IDs, store product IDs, signing credentials, and final store-side purchase/restore validation should be configured by the buyer before production release.

WordES is built primarily with Flutter and Dart as a single mobile codebase. The Android side includes Kotlin project components.

Game content is stored in local asset / JSON files rather than a backend database. This makes content updates, localization improvements, new categories, new themes, and future game mode expansion possible without rebuilding the core game logic.

WordES was developed as a founder-led, AI-assisted solo development project. The seller directed the product concept, game-mode structure, feature decisions, user-flow logic, testing priorities, issue identification, correction workflow, handover positioning, and overall product strategy.

AI-Assisted Development Context

AI tools were used as development support to assist with implementation, drafting, debugging, review, iteration, and content-structure preparation under the seller’s direction. WordES is not being presented as an embedded AI runtime application.

The current question/word content pool should be treated as a test-stage content foundation prepared with AI assistance for development, testing, and demonstration purposes. The buyer should review, improve, replace, or expand the content pool according to their own content-quality standards, target markets, localization strategy, copyright review, and public-release requirements before launch.

Main technologies include:

• Flutter
• Dart
• Kotlin
• Google Mobile Ads
• In-App Purchases
• SharedPreferences
• JSON Assets

The Android side of the project has been tested by the seller across the main app flows on multiple Android devices, including phones and a tablet.

The project also includes an iOS-compatible Flutter architecture, and an AI-assisted code-level review did not identify obvious code-structure issues preventing iOS compatibility. However, real iOS device testing, TestFlight testing, App Store validation, and live iOS purchase/restore testing have not been completed because the seller does not currently have access to an iOS device or iOS testing environment.

The buyer should complete their own final Android/iOS, device-level, store, monetization, restore, legal, technical, and production-readiness checks before release.

A documented handover package has been prepared for buyer review.

The data room includes:

• 44 app screenshots
• 25-minute walkthrough covering the main in-app experience and key product flows
• 14-minute founder video available in the private data room upon request
• Product overview / handover materials
• Technical handover notes
• Seller-prepared unaudited financial snapshot
• Screenshots gallery
• Backup video access information

AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS

• Product Overview and Handover Notes
• Technical Handover Notes
• Seller-Prepared Unaudited Financial Snapshot
• Screenshots Gallery
• Screen Recording Description
• Backup Video Access
• Comprehensive Walkthrough Video
• WordES Financial Model

The available data room documents and walkthrough media are organized inside the data room section for buyer review.

Open Data Room Navigation

WordES has multiple growth opportunities for a buyer with marketing, publishing, or user acquisition capability.

The strongest growth path is regional expansion. The project already has a 15-language / region asset and content foundation, with locale selection and JSON-based content files in place.

Current multilingual content should be treated as AI-assisted draft content prepared as a test-stage foundation and reviewed, improved, or replaced according to the buyer’s content-quality standards, localization strategy, copyright review, and public-release requirements before serious market launch.

Potential growth paths include:

• Regional expansion
• Country-by-country testing
• ASO and digital marketing
• Social media and short-form video campaigns
• TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts, and influencer content
• Party/team-driven social discovery
• Premium conversion optimization
• New themed content packs
• Regional, seasonal, family, education, horror, and difficulty-based content packs
• New game modes using the existing architecture
• Cross-promotion opportunities for publishers with existing mobile apps or games

These are growth opportunities, not guaranteed outcomes. Results depend on the buyer’s execution, marketing budget, store setup, content quality, regional launch strategy, and product improvements.

The project is being sold because the seller has a fixed military service deadline, followed by major personal and family commitments, including marriage plans.

Because of this timeline, the seller cannot personally lead the launch, marketing, regional expansion, and post-launch growth phase.

This is a time-sensitive sale. The seller is available to actively handle buyer discussions, due diligence coordination, and handover preparation until around May 15–16. After May 25, the seller will be away for military service and needs to reserve the final days before leaving for personal preparation and family matters.

WordES is not being sold because of product failure or lack of belief in the opportunity. It was built with category-leader ambition in its word/party game category, but future results depend on the buyer’s own publishing, marketing, content-quality improvements, store setup, technical validation, and growth execution.

WordES has been fully bootstrapped and self-funded by the seller. No venture capital, angel investment, crowdfunding, grants, or external loans were used to build the project.

The product was created through the seller’s own development work, personal time, and limited personal resources. To the seller’s knowledge, there are no outside investors, lender obligations, or financing-related ownership claims connected to the project.

This makes the acquisition structure simpler for the right buyer: the WordES-related source/project files, seller-owned transferable rights, content structure, monetization logic, premium model, and expansion foundation can be transferred without investor approval or external financing obligations.

WordES is currently pre-revenue. The sale is positioned as a mobile game asset / source-code acquisition opportunity, not as a revenue-multiple startup sale.

The buyer should complete their own final:

• Technical due diligence
• Legal due diligence
• Store setup checks
• Monetization validation
• Restore validation
• Android/iOS testing
• Device-level testing
• Production-readiness checks
• Live AdMob configuration
• Live purchase setup
• App Store / Google Play requirements

before production release.

No revenue, store approval, iOS approval, trademark approval, or specific growth outcome is guaranteed.

WordES may be suitable for buyers such as:

• Mobile game publishers
• Indie app buyers
• App acquisition buyers
• Game studios
• Regional publishers
• User acquisition teams
• Buyers with ASO/digital marketing capability
• Buyers looking for a multilingual mobile game foundation
• Publishers who can improve content quality and execute regional launches

Interested buyers can request access to the documented handover materials and review the available data room package.