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  • Words With Friends Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Words With Friends Review

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    Words With Friends is a hit, and for good reason. Scrabble aficionados and casual players alike have flocked to this game. While Words With Friends takes a lot cues from the classic word game (to the point where it often feels like a blatant ripoff), it's constant one-on-one setting and it's friendly approach make it easy to pick up and play. While light on features, most word buffs and novices will find enjoyment in this title.
  • Draw Something Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Draw Something Review

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    Draw Something is more than a simple Pictionary clone. While it stems off the same concept that has been used over and over, there are no time limits and no punishments for incorrect guesses. These aspects, along with the one-on-one setting, remove any sense of competition from the game. The resulting experience is less a game, and more an insight into individual personalities.
  • burble Review
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    • Android
    burble Review

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    Burble's developer, Charlie Dog Games, describes Burble as Scrabble meets Zuma. The game's design is representative of that concept, but comparing a game to one of the legendary word games and to PopCap's ball-shooting hit leads to some high expectations. Like the great word games, Burble provides its fair share of challenges. Unfortunately, there's some extra challenge that doesn't come from the concept of the game. You also need to overcome randomness, inferior control, and poorly-placed ads.
  • Spellirium Preview
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    • PC
    Spellirium Preview

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    After the release of Sissy's Magical Ponycorn Adventure (which we personally loved), it became quite clear that Untold Entertainment wasn't afraid to try something new. This is still the case with the company's upcoming Spellirium, which is set to combine adventure and strategy with a word game, a la Boggle or Bookworm.
  • Word Train Review
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    • Android
    Word Train Review

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    Word Train is, and I don't want to blow your mind here, a word puzzle game with a train theme. Your task is to take three train cars that have different letters on them and use them to create words to solve themed clues. You'll start each round with 5 clues for different words, and then 15 trains with the combinations of letters on them. You solve the clues in any order, and each train piece is used just once.
  • Space Race Blastoff Review
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    Space Race Blastoff Review

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    From the folks over at NASA comes a new Facebook game called Space Race Blastoff. A competitive trivia game, it is relatively simplistic, but still serves its purpose well. That said, it's nothing terribly innovative and the questions asked are quite difficult, even at the best of times. Additionally, the new title tends to make some odd choices in terms of category selection.
  • Trivia Adventure Review
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    Trivia Adventure Review

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    Francis Bacon may have taught us that knowledge is power, but I doubt that even he could have foreseen using one's awareness of the actual date of Pi Day to defeat evil. Yet that's precisely the concept behind Trivia Adventure, which combines multiple-choice trivia with familiar elements from fantasy-based role playing games. It works better than it probably sounds, although figuring out which audience this offering was intended for provides one of the hardest questions to answer.
  • Puzzlejuice Review
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    • iOS
    Puzzlejuice Review

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    When you mix two good things together, you never quite know how things will turn out. Sometimes you get chocolate peanut butter cups. Other times you get anchovies and ice cream. The oddly-named Puzzlejuice attempts to do something similar with games. It's part Tetris, part SpellTower-style word game, and the result is as stressful as it is addictive.