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  • Can’t Say That! Review
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    • iOS
    Can’t Say That! Review

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    We all censor ourselves in certain kinds of company. For instance, we typically don't allow ourselves to say words that start with "F" and end with "K" in front of our grandmothers, as "Firetruck" can actually be a pretty upsetting word under the right circumstances. But for the fun of it, why not challenge yourself to hold back on using certain words even when you're alone? "Where's the fun in that?" you might sneer. Well, it's what you need to do if you want to play Can't Say That! —and no matter how you feel about censoring yourself, it is a lot of fun to play.
  • Can’t Say That! Preview
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    • iOS
    Can’t Say That! Preview

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    You might think that Can't Say That! is a game that scores you according to how many bad words you manage to say in front of your grandmother. However, Can't Say That! is actually an upcoming iOS title that plays like Taboo: your friends need to guess at your word, but you're forbidden to give them certain hints. Granted, swearing in front of your grandmother sounds kind of fun too, but it'd get old fast, and let's be serious: you don't want to be mean to your grandma.
  • Frankenword Review
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    • iOS
    Frankenword Review

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    Do you know what an "Alarmadillo" is? Well, it's more or less what it sounds like: an armored mammal with an alarm clock in its belly (and it presumably makes a watery, strangled "BRAAANG" when it's hit by a car). Unfortunately, the Alarmadillo has not been seen by sober eyes, so if you play its species name as a word in Scrabble or Words With Friends, you're bound to get thrown out on your butt. Maybe it's time to consider an iOS word game that doesn't play by rigid rules laid down The Man. Maybe it's time to give Frankenword a try.
  • Wordox Review
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    • iOS
    Wordox Review

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    Crossword games.  They're over with, right?  Everything's a variation on Scrabble, and it's all been done to death before.  Place the tiles, collect the points, and hope your verbosity can best that of your opponent.  But what if crossword games didn't have to be like that?  What if they could be less about the words you spell, and more about how you could squash your opponent with a single well placed "S" or "ED"?  Welcome to the world of Wordox.
  • Song Pop Walkthrough
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Song Pop Walkthrough

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    Song Pop is a music trivia game developed by FreshPlanet Inc. The object of the game is to correctly guess the name of the song or artist based on a brief sound clip. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • All Talk Preview
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    • Android
    • iOS
    All Talk Preview

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    Maybe you've noticed that the developed world's favorite pastime is yakking on cellphones, especially in public areas. Well, great ready for plenty more chatter! Pocket Gems is getting ready to release a voice-activated smartphone game for iOS and Android called All Talk. 
  • Trivi.al Review
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    • iOS
    Trivi.al Review

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    In the realm of trivia games, offbeat knowledge is the only currency that matters. A well-rounded understanding of history, literature, pop culture, and everything in-between is what it takes to come out on top. It's exactly what enabled Ken Jennings to win Jeopardy 74 times in a row, and precisely what will lead you to victory in Trivi.al for iOS. 
  • Quizboard Review
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    • iOS
    Quizboard Review

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    Trivia is, in many ways, like chocolate. It can be served up in countless different ways, most of which are oh-so delicious. The aptly-named Quizboard, for example, takes the action to a game board, challenging players to make their way across the playing field by answering questions correctly. Are you a bad enough dude?