Upwords

Lonely Star Software, Inc.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

The classic game UPWORDS is now available for Android from indie developers Lonely Star Software.

UPWORDS adds another dimension to crossword board games. Build words by playing letters across, down and stacked atop existing letters. This unique 3-dimensional game play allows you to change existing words into new words. Score points for each letter tile in your word and every letter tile under your word. The higher you the stack, the higher you score. Build words, stack letters, score high and have fun!

If you love word games, give UPWORDS a try.

Features:
-Online multiplayer with friends or random opponents
-Play against the Computer Opponent with 4 skill levels
-Pass and Play
-In-game chat
-Push notifications

Extra Features (with In-App Purchase)
-Ad Free with premium upgrade
-Online Stats and leaderboard with premium upgrade
-Word Glow - An extra feature to greatly speed up your gameplay. As you place tiles valid words glow green and invalid words glow red!

Ratings and reviews

Pretty fun as I've enjoyed the physical game a lot with friends before, now having a blast playing with friends and the computer. A little bit clunky going back and forth between the two ways of playing the game online or in person, but once I get past that it was fine. Also, the frequency of the advertisements is a little bit overdone. Yes I know I have an option of spending a very reasonable four bucks for eliminating the ads, but the ads are a little bit on the overkill side, don't you think?

A really great and fun game! The constant ads are annoying, but they're easy to swipe away. The game does have some minor bugs (like the game board freezing up sometimes) but these bugs will probably be fixed soon in future releases. All in all, a very well-written online game, which is very addicting.

For fans of the board game this software has significant differences. The scoring system is very different, which, OK, I can accept as just a variation of the rules that doesn't really affect game play. The serious flaw, however, is its dictionary, which allows far too many words not to be found in a standard dictionary. A solid vocabulary can be of little use against random plays that are accepted as valid. The result is that the continuous frustration has ruined this game for me.

What's new

Bug fixes