I play this game to keep my brain sharp. Other developers make you play with an opponent. That opponent not only takes away chances for me to use my brain and solve the puzzle, the opponent is not fair in that it places the last letter in a word that I have built and I get no credit/points. Not cool! Thank you for making this game truly suitable for those of us whose goal is brain ability and not a competition.

I enjoy this game. It’s relaxing. That is, until one of these stupid ads are blaring. I don’t mind the ads; but if they’re audible, that just means I would NEVER even consider them. I often play games while listening to audio books or music. But when the ad stops MY enjoyment and I have to close out the game to restart it, I am infuriated. Do better!!! Not to mention, if I’m playing somewhere around others, they don’t want to hear that mess either. And no, I’m not turning my volume down. But this is the sure fire way for me to completely ignore the product the ad is advertising…simply out of spite 😉 If you want me to pay attention to the ad, and actually consider it…make them silent.

I’ll start by saying that I love this game, and play it nearly every day. I like how, if you get all the letters placed in each round, you do NOT have to watch an ad - that’s nice. However, two things bug me: 1) if I play every day, why does my “streak” on the daily challenges disappear and I have to start all over? And 2) some of the words are errors - one hint was “vertical meas” and the answer was “heigh” - something tells me that should have been “height.” Also, “multiple children” ended up with the answer of “stot” - hmmm, should that “s” have gone at the end? I think so. But otherwise, a very good game.

The game itself if fun and addictive, but it has a few issues. The game seems to use a lot of processor, causing it to frequently run slow, and even shut itself down occasionally. My biggest complaint is the ads. There are way too many ads and about half the ads have NO “skip” button, forcing you to watch the entire, and usually long, ad. Other games seem to have a way to avoid this, why not this one? Although the game is fun, and likely a good memory and vocabulary exerciser, I am not likely to play it with having to watch all those long ads.