
Aaron Minard
Only complaint is that the rules feel slightly different from the board game, and I'd like two additional data: how many tiles my opponent has left on their rail, and an overview of points throughout the game when it is over. My partner and I play this so much. We have many games going at once. I paid for the full version simply because the developers deserve to have some money for it.
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Andy Haninger
This game is okay. I play on an Android phone, and sometimes while I'm trying to drop a tile on the board, I will activate the "swipe back" gesture and the whole game will lock up and I'll have to completely close it out and reopen and go thru the opening "sequence". I also hate how precise you have to be about getting your finger into a spot on the board when dropping a tile. Word Feud allows for be to be a little lazier, which is nice.

John R Maholick
The app is a good mind stretcher even on the lowest level. I have noticed that the computer characters use words not.found in the dictionary and abbreviations, also "words" like MM and HHM just. To name a few. Also the computer players always seem to have the necessary letters to good words in difficult situations. The higher the level, the more often that happens.
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