
Mia
The flower on her leafy hat gives her away. She doesn’t point or hurry you along. She sits beside you and watches. When she’s impressed by what you’ve done, you can see it on her face.
Mia and Mio
They don’t explain things or hold your hand. They’re simply there: on the home screen, at a milestone, and on the evening when your little flame is about to go out.

The flower on her leafy hat gives her away. She doesn’t point or hurry you along. She sits beside you and watches. When she’s impressed by what you’ve done, you can see it on her face.

Her brother, and the mascot of Mio Path, the game this world grew from. He drops by at milestones, with gifts, or simply to cheer you on.
The illustrations
Beside a completed booklet, a new stamp, or the screen that welcomes you. Never as a pop-up you have to dismiss, always as an illustration that appears for a moment before stepping aside.

Welcome, with the first tiles

From letter to letter

Super Sleuth, for the Trail Forest

Mia and Mio, after a milestone

Magic Letters

A new stamp in the passport
The style
Every doodle on this site also appears in the app: the lily pads, the suitcase, the ice crystal, the beehive. They’re not icons pulled from a library, but drawings with a character all their own.
Perforated-edge stamps, cream-coloured boards, and one-and-a-half-pixel shadows. Everything feels as though it’s resting on a table instead of displayed on a screen.
Your profile frames and portraits reflect what you’ve played. You won’t find them in a shop, and money can’t buy them.

Words with Mia is the sister game to Mio Path, with the same creators, the same frogs, and the same warm pastels. Mio Path is about jumping and paths, while this game is about letters and words, but the family resemblance is unmistakable.