5 promo codes for Word Mess

Took forth code. Thanks a lot.

 

Got the second one. Thank you!

 

Codes are gone, game looks cool and unique

 

Bought this game a while back, it's still on my device along with letterpress.

I enjoyed playing this and competing with my sister in law who thinks she is a smart arse but I beat her all the time ☺️

With this game you don't think if words, in fact the words you are looking for are already there, you just gotta find them quickly. I like that it's not to easy just to sail through as you have to actually read the words and find ones related to a certain theme, I got stuck at the Greek alphabet and chemical elimentsbut I liked that I can learn the ones I didn't know and do much better when that category comes up. I'd love to seea. Child's mode, or even a child's version of the game as my 8 year old loved the earlier levels but when it got to categories that she's not familiar with she struggled.


Edited, just noticed the ad says great for kids, I may have missed an update so will check, but if not I think this gets tricky for kids, I see the Asia category in the ad above and while my daughter knows Asia is a continent she would really struggle to get all the countries.

If you like word games then I'd commend trying this one out, its different to most other word games.

 

The ability to add your own words would be brilliant, that way parents can adapt the words to be challenging but achievable for individual children, pictures are a great idea for younger kids too, you could education categories as well as fun ones such moshi monster names. I'll defiantly purchase if you ever make one. Will be keeping my eyes open.

 

Hello. Unfortunately, I was unable to grab a code in time but, wanted to post a reply to you regarding this for kids.

I am a therapeutic foster parent. I work with kids in other capacities as well. I mostly work with special needs behavioral children. Some are are actually teenagers but mentally around 3 or 4. I make games all the time. Physical paper & board games. Not apps. Have never been able to figure that one out. Probally too busy any way... ( ha ha. That's jealousy talking)

I think a great idea would be to make your game in different categories. Ie: teeth brushing, stranger danger, manners, proper emotional response, etc...
Make sure the words are with pictures. This would hit the market for pre-school & DD ( developmentally delayed)

Don't forget the attention spans of the younger ones. Sometimes it's only 5 minutes. If you pay attention to television programs for preschool & young kids, you'll see that it is all in segments. The activity will be maybe just a couple minutes ( more or less depending on targeted age group) & then it will change to something else. Sometimes the music tempo will change as well. Sometimes it goes to fast activity then slow then fast again. This is how they keep their attention. Also, young kids love themes. Colorful words means nothing but cute colors. Instead of a bunch of different designs, ( monster, puppy, balloons) on a page stick to 1 thing on that page that is done in different ways. Ie: all puppies or all balloons. If theres too many different pictures with no similarities, young kids can very easily get distracted and lose interest.

Also, I love the idea that you wrote for the kids version, option to play without time pressure (very important) and the ability to add your own words. That would be helpful for me when it comes to any kind of lesson being taught. And I believe that it could help in a therapeutic setting as well. Especially to help kids not forget where they came from if they've lost their families or lost their home in a fire. (I've seen both)

I can see the opportunity of extra value for you by selling packages of themes on a website. Someone's lost pet. Or personalized with the child's name. Etc....

Hopefully this is helpful. Please forgive me if you think I'm overstepping my bounds. Everyone here at touch arcade has been so friendly and I just want to be able to give back as well.

Take care and good luck.
Looks very promising.
-Lavender

 

Thank you so much for your generosity!

You wrote: "even a little bit of educational value in a highly engaging app will yield a lot of value for the player."
I agree & wanted to add, parents love to sneak in extra education in something that kids think are only fun. LOL!

If you ever want someone to test your kid version, including kids of multiple ages trying it as well, let me know. I'd be happy to help.

Good luck. I truly see much value to your work & can see the love & hard work you've put into it.

-Lavender