What a clever idea here! It’s a refreshing twist on the genre. It’s challenging, but not frustrating. I find it more enjoyable and relaxing than other word games I’ve played. I do wish it saved progress mid-game if you have to quit during a long run, but it’s still fun regardless. I really appreciate the fair premium price with no ads or IAP, and it’s good on battery and storage, and the privacy policy is good too. Even though it could maybe use an update for larger screens, and to allow saving, it’s still good as is. Thank you for a good game!

I love this game- I think the idea is clever and creative, and I can play for literal hours at a time. The only issue I have is that sometimes I get “busted” for words that... The game doesn’t even have definitions for- my most recent example is VITA- i have no clue what that means, and clearly neither does the game! I don’t know what kind of dictionary is being used, but there’s not really the option to check or change that yet. I’ve also noticed some spellings to be decidedly British English, and as an American player, it gets a little confusing, and frustrating getting busted for a word that to me isn’t really a word.All in all, AWESOME game, definitely worth the low price! I’d love to see some dictionary differences for sure, though.

Despite being an entirely different game, Antigrams *feels* like Drop7. The simplicity of the mechanic and its UI belies something deeper -- a devilish, challenging, and thought-provoking inversion of our expectations of word games. Here, the vastness of the English language works against you. Worth playing for lovers and haters of language alike.

This game is more clever than it looks at first glance. It twists your brain to fit a challenge that isn't posed by any other word games. It also looks and sounds nice, and is just smartly done overall.