Fun game and really good considering this jam only lasted for three days. Did you take any inspiration from bookworm adventures by any chance? The main character was also named lex and made similar noises to this character. 

Found that I began placing the tetronimoes based on their shape as opposed to thinking about the letters. Fun puzzle idea though with great polish.

This is an awesome game! It's incredible that you managed to make this in just three days!

The idea is really neat, and the amount of polish is crazy. The art is super cute as well! :)

A really neat little game, very polished. Might be improved with a system for storing a piece like in Tetris, as it stands you are only as good as your current piece with the risk vs reward thing.

I really liked the art style and theming of the game. Also great job with adding a leaderboard to it!

Not totally sure how it fits with the theme (maybe by killing the letters is progress but it also feels progress by getting points). My game wasn't really on theme either so that isn't a big thing.

Hyvää työtä Antti!

Good Job, very polished game! How did you managed to to this game in 72 hours? You are a magician, aren't you? Anyways, i had a lot of fun and i love the visuals.

Great Idea, looks really good for the amount of time you had to put into it. Sometimes I wished I could rotate the shape of the pieces but c'est la vie. 

This game is oozing with game juice, I love it! Quite a soothing game, even if I suck at words! Stunning to look at too, honestly well done with it all.

I did find a bug where sometimes my tiles would already apparently contain a 3-letter word, so as soon as I put it on the board it counted it. But this is a small annoyance I'm sure!

I'm impressed! VERY polished - especially for a game jam! I rather liked the background music, it fit the tone of the game. And the guy was SO cute!

Some small tweaks I would recommend: 
1) The hand has a tendency to block letters when holding blocks. I had to keep putting the blocks back down to read the letters. Making the hand translucent when holding an item would fix this.
2) I would encourage playing with letting players see the immediate next set of letters (like in Tetris). It might make for more strategic play if I can plan for longer words. As is, the play goes from trying to carefully plan out words at the beginning to just putting blocks anywhere by the mid-game. Still, vrey fun!

How on earth did you manage to make this in 72 hours.... I came 72nd on the leaderboard. I like how I didn't give my location yet it still knew which flag to use... are you spying on me? I started by taking my time to try and find words but then ended up Just dragging the shapes into spaces that they fit as I wanted to increase my multiplier. However I seemed to have more success that way LOL, I don't know... fun game though. The music was nice at first but got a little annoying after a few minutes (it would be good to have the music speed up as you fill more of the board). Anyway, good job!