JANK — Slang & Culture Game
Android app by Contentcreators.life. Word · Contentcreators.life
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Listed by the store
- Version
- 1.0.3
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Talk that talk. JANK is a word game with a twist: every word you find is real slang, and JANK tells you exactly what it means. Spot ZADDY on the board and you don't just score points — you get the definition, straight from the culture. No cap. HOW TO PLAY Trace letters on the board to build words before the clock runs out. Land on a slang word and a definition card pops up on the spot — real culture, real meaning, no guessing. Chain finds together to build your streak, and use Double Letter, Triple Letter, and Double Word tiles to stack bonus points. Prefer a straight clue-and-spell challenge? Switch to Clue mode for a 4x4 grid, timed clues, and no-repeat rounds. FEATURES • Daily Jank — a fresh board every day, same clock for everyone • Head-to-Head — challenge a friend directly and see who knows it better • Speed Round — race against the clock for bonus points • Culture Categories — regional slang, real culture, deep cuts • Leaderboard — see how you stack up against everyone else playing BUILD YOUR PROFILE Pick an avatar, track your stats, and unlock Origin mode — an editorial story pack that reveals the Origin CJ avatar as you play. PLAY YOUR WAY Install JANK for the full app experience with offline-friendly boards, or jump in instantly from your browser. Your profile, progress, and purchases carry over either way. If you know the culture, JANK will test it. If you don't, JANK will teach it. Talk that talk — download JANK now.
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