‘TypeShift’ by Zach Gage Now Available
Zach Gage’s newest word game, TypeShift (Free), is out now on the App Store. As the myriad teasers made clear, …
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‘SpellTower’ Receives Huge New Update With Merriam-Webster Dictionary Support, New Modes, and Much More
The App Store has an abundance of clever puzzle and word games that are perfect for the immediacy and portability …
‘Paperback: The Game’ Review – A Story of Scrabble and Steroids
It’s no secret around these parts that I have a great fondness for deck building card games. It also may …
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‘Heads Up’ Update Lets You Try Popular Decks for Free
Ellen’s Heads Up ($1.99) has been a huge success, and I don’t think I’ve stood in a line recently and …
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The Deck-Building Word Game ‘Paperback’ Is Out
A few weeks back we wrote that the deck-building word game Paperback ($3.99) was getting a digital version, and that …
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‘AlphaPit’ Review – Merely A Pit Stop
Word games and mobile go together like peanut butter and jam, and like that classic combo, you don’t have to …
Blast from the Past: Word Game Dungeon Crawler ‘Dungeon Scroll’ Gets First Update in 4 Years
You may be familiar with developer Seth Robinson from his super popular mobile MMO/platforming/crafting mashup Growtopia (Free), but way back …
‘Grayout’ Review – How Do I Word?
Neven Mrgan and James Moore’s Grayout ($2.99) is a word game, but in a unique sense that it plays with …
Spryfox News: ‘Alphabear’ Thanksgiving Event Incoming and New Game ‘Bushido Bear’ Announced
Spryfox, developers of such adorable bear-based video games as Triple Town (Free) and Alphabear (Free), have just given their fans …
‘AlphaBear’ Review – These Bears Could Be Poets
I feel like it’s pretty hard for a letter game to distinguish itself at this point in the App Store’s …
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