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Wordmeister
Create words in the English dictionary to score points
Drag and drop the tiles to form words. Take advantage of bonus tiles such as double letter scores, triple word scores and more. How well-versed are you with the English vocabulary? The highest score wins! Fans of word games such as scrabble will love this.
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Digital Nomad Dave
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Mixed Feelings on Wordmeister
In spending some time with Wordmeister, I find it a little more in the middle. It aims to tease the minds of word game enthusiasts, particularly those with fondness for Scrabble-esque fare. Of course, dragging and dropping tiles to form words is pretty straightforward; still, I just really get annoyed when it comes to the extremely limited 'real' word recognition.
In addition to excessive ads ruining the gameplay by disrupting focus and lessening the interest to top high scores. Even when a game plays quickly without hitches, revert your attention in 5-second intervals, irritatingly patching together the uncomfortable feeling that they all but forced you to spend money on the game, except on it simply expiring through the excruciating level of watching ads. I’ve noticed I’m not the only one who feels this way. Although the premise would seem to suggest an engaging vocabulary challenge, for many the reality of both the execution — the fact that the computer places annoying two-letter words all over the board — and the fact that the algorithm seems distinctly unfair have left players feeling disillusioned.
Approaching Wordmeister with casual puzzle sensibilities might find potential, though it needs to shape up and shine to be above the gray average it aims to beat.
In addition to excessive ads ruining the gameplay by disrupting focus and lessening the interest to top high scores. Even when a game plays quickly without hitches, revert your attention in 5-second intervals, irritatingly patching together the uncomfortable feeling that they all but forced you to spend money on the game, except on it simply expiring through the excruciating level of watching ads. I’ve noticed I’m not the only one who feels this way. Although the premise would seem to suggest an engaging vocabulary challenge, for many the reality of both the execution — the fact that the computer places annoying two-letter words all over the board — and the fact that the algorithm seems distinctly unfair have left players feeling disillusioned.
Approaching Wordmeister with casual puzzle sensibilities might find potential, though it needs to shape up and shine to be above the gray average it aims to beat.
Discussion Forum
Spoilt now by too many interuptions with useless adverts.
Far too many ads. Spoils the game and the concentration
LONG ADS, CONSTANT ADS...I'm OUT!!
I like this game also but yes, ads are terrible and no keeping score! Not that I would have high scores anyway lol
I like the game but the constant adverts are annoying
Too many adverts !!
Its like digital scrabble.
I quite like this game . It plays quickly !
I like this game .
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