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  • WordStars Preview
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    • iOS
    WordStars Preview

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    One look at WordStars, once you've got past the option to start a new game with friends or strangers and purchase one of four different power-ups, and you'll know exactly what you're in for. The game bears more than a passing resemblance to the television game show Wheel of Fortune, with a big thumb-spun wheel covered in dollars amounts (and the ever-present "miss a turn") and a board covered with blank white blocks that fill with letters as you play. The objective is simple: guess the letters, solve the puzzle, and win the game!
  • TMi Trivia Preview
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    • iOS
    TMi Trivia Preview

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    To me, the letters "TMI" have always stood for "Too Much Information," as in things you really wish you hadn't heard. They're going to get a second, slightly different meaning this spring when EA releases TMi Trivia for iOS devices. The trivia game "with a mind of its own" will pit you against your friends with constantly updated questions on pop culture - and you.
  • WordTrap Dungeon Preview
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    • iOS
    • PC
    WordTrap Dungeon Preview

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    Having spent much of my youth in spooky dungeons (it's a long story), I know a thing or two about how to defeat monsters. While some may argue that stabbing them with a sword is the proper way to go about it, that couldn't be further from the truth. The pen is mightier than the sword, as Crunching Koalas' upcoming game WordTrap Dungeon—currently playable in its pre-alpha state—will soon teach you.
  • Coin a Phrase Review
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    • iOS
    Coin a Phrase Review

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    What's in a phrase? Well, not a whole lot, as it seems. Coin a Phrase is the first mobile offering from Petroglyph Games, the people who brought us Rise of Immortals and the popular Heroes of Graxia board game. However, the extremely underwhelming and lackluster result goes to show that not every developer can make the successful transition onto mobile platforms, and that some are better off just sticking with what they know.
  • Ruzzle Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Ruzzle Review

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    Mobile platforms are perfect for asynchronous multiplayer word games. Ruzzle is a prime example of how to correctly approach one of these titles. The Boggle-inspired gameplay doesn't stand out from its peers, nor does it have much in the way of features. Despite the drawbacks, Ruzzle uses this simplicity to its advantage and provides an enjoyable, albeit forgettable, competitive word game.
  • Ruzzle Walkthrough
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Ruzzle Walkthrough

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    Ruzzle is a competitive timed-based word game where you try to find as many words as possible, defeating your opponents in points scored. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Wordament Review
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    • iOS
    Wordament Review

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    There's nothing more satisfying than playing a good word game against a bunch of contenders. The App Store truly gives us ample opportunities to demonstrate how much…better…good we are than our peers at forming clever words and phrases. Wordament, previously a Windows Phone exclusive, makes strengthening your vocabulary easier—and more frenzied—than ever thanks to an intense format that pits you against hundreds of players at once. You can even earn a few achievements for your Xbox Live profile.
  • One Million Monkeys Review
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    • iOS
    One Million Monkeys Review

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    The "Infinite Monkey Theorem" states that a million monkeys working at a million typewriters will, in time, replicate the complete works of William Shakespeare - but probably not before they jam up their keyboards with their own you-know-what. One Million Monkeys for iOS is governed by the aforementioned theorem. You probably won't be able to produce a coherent sentence, let alone the works of Shakespeare—but you'll definitely come up with some gut-splitting nonsense stories.