Simply and pratice

Another game with no keyboard support. :) I like this one better than the other one though, it's a simple idea but still so challenging! Feels like most words I could think up were just four letters, and you definitely need better wordly coordination skills to reach the highscores. Good practice, though it seems not all words are included, like: anything potentially obscene.

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Weak... I could have spelled "consolidate", but it wouldn't take that many letters. I'm still on blue with a score over 26 thousand... The game should allow words with as many letters that someone can make.

Over all, a decent game though.

***BTW RabidBunnyman, most word games don't allow names...

Nice little time waster. I'd probably play it more on the phone, but there you face stiffer competition.

Vocabulary needs to be expanded. I had some words which didn't register, but I always find that to be a problem in these games.

It's an alright game; a good time-waster. It is simple to start playing and, if you can think of the words, then you can have fun. My major gripe with it, though, besides the lack of music/ambiance, is that some words aren't viewed as words, mainly places and nationalities. I tried putting in both "Chicago" and "Italian," but there was no submit prompt. This also applies to some names like "Ivan," though other names like "Alan" seem to work. Also, while this may be a nitpick, I think that when you click on a letter that you have already selected, it shouldn't erase the whole thing. Rather, it should be that that letter, as well as any letters selected after the initial selection, should be undone, but letters before would remain. For instance, if I put "shanty" and wanted to change it to "shape," I would simply click on the "n" in "shanty" to get rid of not only "n" but also "t" and "y." Anyway, this is a wordy review (pun intended), so I'll just stop and say that despite these issues, I still did enjoy this.