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    Discussion in 'General Game Discussion and Questions' started by foxmulderino, Jan 24, 2010.

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    1. foxmulderino

      foxmulderino Well-Known Member

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      #1 foxmulderino, Jan 24, 2010
      i like word match, imangi, wordsworth very much.
      Are there some better word games out there?
      Thanks! :)
       
    2. loves2spoon

      loves2spoon Well-Known Member

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      #2 loves2spoon, Jan 24, 2010
      Get Jumbline and Bookworm!
       
    3. mrchennyken

      mrchennyken Well-Known Member

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      #3 mrchennyken, Jan 24, 2010
      I play Words with Friends all the time.
       
    4. wootbean

      wootbean Well-Known Member

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      #4 wootbean, Jan 24, 2010
      wordsworth is pretty much just like bookworm isn't it?

      anyways wordfu and wordjong are nice. I love Moxie. although you could probably for Moxie 2
       
    5. da shiz wiz 19

      da shiz wiz 19 Well-Known Member

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      #5 da shiz wiz 19, Jan 24, 2010
      Rummage is very good.

      I also just got Hangman RSS and it is by far the best hangman game in the appstore. Polished like crazy and plenty of depth, along with OF achievements and highscores.
       
    6. Burton

      Burton Well-Known Member

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      #6 Burton, Jan 24, 2010
      Textropolis and Fishtropolis :)
       
    7. foxmulderino

      foxmulderino Well-Known Member

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      #7 foxmulderino, Jan 24, 2010
      i have just got Hangman RSS too...and i have your very same feelings! all old hangman games die with that new gem
       
    8. Omega-F

      Omega-F Well-Known Member

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      #8 Omega-F, Jan 24, 2010
      WordFu! is pretty solid.
       
    9. wahseh

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      #9 wahseh, Jan 24, 2010
      I second nimblebit's offerings: Textropolis and Fishtropolis (havent got that one yet though but looks great).

      Lexic by Kieffer Bros looks good too.
       
    10. Random_Guy

      Random_Guy Well-Known Member

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      #10 Random_Guy, Jan 24, 2010
      Bookworm and WordFu.
       
    11. TheSporkWithin

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      #11 TheSporkWithin, Jan 24, 2010
      I've been enjoying WordFlick a lot. It's somewhat more fast-paced and "arcadey" than some other word games. Lots of fun.
       
    12. gekkota

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      #12 gekkota, Jan 24, 2010
      I've been playing a lot of Lexic lately, and highly recommend it.
      Also +1 for Bookworm and Textropolis.
       
    13. Random_Guy

      Random_Guy Well-Known Member

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      #13 Random_Guy, Jan 24, 2010
      How could I forget WordFlick? That is by far the best word game!
       
    14. Tondog

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      #14 Tondog, Jan 24, 2010
      WordFu+ is one of my most played apps.
       
    15. kgutteridge

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      #15 kgutteridge, Jan 24, 2010
      Word Warp is probably my personal favourite
       
    16. foxmulderino

      foxmulderino Well-Known Member

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      #16 foxmulderino, Jan 24, 2010
      they are all great games, thank u!
      but i forget a little detail: i'm searching for a multi-language word game, cause i'm italian and know only the basic english! :eek:
       
    17. HelperMonkey

      HelperMonkey Well-Known Member

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      #17 HelperMonkey, Jan 24, 2010
      Lexic is nice for just chilling out because there's no timer. I play that a lot while listening to music.
      I also play some Jumbline, though they occasionally have nearly impossible words (eg. "toroid," or "iambic").
       
    18. TraceyC/FL

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      #18 TraceyC/FL, Jan 24, 2010
      I was just looking and word flick says it has an Italian version! Maybe some of the others do too. :)
       
    19. cyberneo

      cyberneo Well-Known Member

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      #19 cyberneo, Jan 24, 2010
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      Hey, one of the WordsWorth devs here. We are actively working on improving WordsWorth with some new play modes as well as some interesting new play elements. We'll announce its availability on TA forums during the next few weeks. Stay tuned..

      In the meanwhile try our other word game 'Wordulous'. If you guys like playing Word Warp or the popular Word Challenge on Facebook, you would love this game..
       
    20. PhagoCychotic

      PhagoCychotic Well-Known Member

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      #20 PhagoCychotic, Jan 24, 2010
      [app]Lexic[/app]
      [app]Moxie[/app]
      [app]WordCrasher[/app]
      [app]WordWeaver[/app]
      [app]Wordulous[/app]
      [app]Oh, My Word! 2[/app]
      [app]Textropolis[/app]
      [app]WordFu[/app]
      [app]Stitch'em Words - Ultimate Edition[/app]

      I can't believe I have so many word games. Well these are my faves out of the 50 I think I own.
       
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