

Pronoun Palace
Cadence Petersen · 2026 · LGBTQ+, Spelling, Word Game, Roguelike, Singleplayer
PC
Overwhelmingly Positive99% · 1,259
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About Pronoun Palace
Pronoun Palace is a word-spelling roguelike set in a dystopian future where the government has taken your pronouns. Use spells to manipulate letter tiles, catch fish, and abuse amphetamines to defeat the Party and get your pronouns back!
Gameplay
- Strategize your spelling; use wooden tiles to attack and plastic tiles to defend. Activate spells to manipulate tiles to your favor—shift letters across the alphabet, turn tiles into candy, and watch words spell themselves with wildcards.
- Retransition as different characters in the face of an oppressive bureaucratic collectivist state. Take advantage of their unique abilities to hole punch tiles and submit multiple words at once, weave through fish to catch specific letters, or juggle ticking bombs against a racing clock!
- Battle a wide variety of enemies that each change the game. Manage tiles afflicted with effects such as poison, trigrams, and capital letters. Solve mystery letters through deduction, keep yaoi and yuri tiles from touching, or spell words long enough to make an enemy heel!
Features
- 5 playable characters
- 50+ unique enemy encounters
- 75+ different spells
- 70+ unlockable achievements
- 10+ difficulty levels
- Daily runs, complete with leaderboards
- Over an hour of incredible music by RENREN
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Pronounce....
Woke word game ~ 8.5/10 Go play it if you like word games, fun gimmicks but would love to see more boss variety, end fights are all the same so more gimmicky bosses akin to the muppet, brutalist, and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pig, would be cool. Go get your pronouns!!!
My longest spelled word is Lowkirkenuinely. 10/10 game with an 11/10 soundtrack.
A good friend of mine showed me this game one morning and I fell so in love I bought it the moment I had enough money to. I love spelling/English and 1984 so its gameplay and aesthetics roped me in fast. Also probably has the best representation for queers I've seen in a game, nothing feels watered down for a cis audience and it's refreshing to have something like that. Safe to say it's one of my favorite games of all time now, makes me feel less like a loser for being a ♥♥♥. In other words, thanks Ocelots LOL.
aw man i just love queer rep in games so effing much. V is too cute i love them so much i love V
I loved Bookworm Adventures and I love this
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