Words Collide 17+

Name: Words Collide
Rating: 4.6 (188 reviews)
Author: Lamington Games Pty Ltd

Refreshingly Clever Word Game

Lamington Games Pty Ltd

- 4.6 • 188 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

- Play by yourself or cooperatively with friends.
- Relax in Zen Mode, or challenge yourself with Adventure Mode.
- Carefully construct combos to achieve high scores!
- Discover and learn new words using our in game dictionary.
- Arrange letters to spell words; your friends can reuse your words to spell bigger words.
- Earn coins to unlock upgrades like extra letters, hints and combos.

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May 20, 2024

Version 1.0.13

1.0.13 Bug Fix Update!

Fixed several more bugs:
- Fixed bug where highlights on the EndScreen wouldn't play.
- Fixed bug in co-op mode where retrying to submit your turn after a connection problem could break cooperative games.
- Fixed bug where book location during highlights could break.
- Fixed potential crash when starting/stopping highlights recording.
- Fixed error where the dictionary screen could break and error out if a strangely formatted definition was given.
- Fixed error where getting a mangled co-operative state could cause the highlights tab to be placed infront of everything.
- Removed unused 'Past Highlights' button on highlights tab.
- Potentially fixed crash when recording debug logs.
- Fixed bug where you could share the previous highlight while a new highlight was recording.
- Fixed bug from the previous build where exiting an in-progress game after moving just one tile could glitch game.
- Fixed bug where the letter displayed for Simple Simon's next upgrade was wrong.
- Made highlight saving loading icon spin in the correct direction.

4.6 out of 5

188 Ratings

Editors’ Notes

Make the most words by rearranging a shared string of letters in this chill turn-based word game that’s even better with friends.

Brilliant

Absolutely wonderful game to play and improve your words dictation

Horrible dictionary/search function

The game allows ultra-obscure words but doesn’t recognize very common and trivial ones. Either the scanning of letters looking for words is broken, or the dictionary is screwed up.
Also, becomes repetitive very fast unless you fuel it with purchases.

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