Word Tiles by CleverMedia

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Released
Updated
iOS Version
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February 25, 2015
September 29, 2024
9.0+
4+
16.68MB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
American English

Features

Apple silicon support

Developer of Word Tiles by CleverMedia

CleverMedia, Inc.

⭐️4.6 / 5

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🙌66

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📼4 scs

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📊no. 192

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Version History of Word Tiles by CleverMedia

1.6.3

September 16, 2021

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

1.6.2

November 13, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Word Tiles no longer contains any advertising! It is now a paid app with no ads. Adjustments for iPhone X screen. Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

1.6.1

January 22, 2016

Updated ad server. Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements.

1.6

July 21, 2015

New option in settings: Add UK Spellings. Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements.

1.5

May 21, 2015

New feature: The share button allows you to save an image showing the board and play list. You can use other apps to share this image, such as Mail, Messages, Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter or whichever apps you have enabled for sharing on your device. Computer move speed increased by ignoring some unlikely possible moves. Dragging the board should be faster on most devices. Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements.

1.4

May 2, 2015

Color Themes: You can now use the Themes & Settings button on the main screen to choose from 10 different color themes for the game, including some high contrast themes.

1.3.1

April 23, 2015

Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements. Improved the in-game played word list to show multipliers.

1.3

April 9, 2015

Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements. Fixed bug that disabled the Pass button. Added a button to allow players to quickly look up word definitions from the Words Played list.

1.2

March 29, 2015

Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements. You can now bring up a list of all words played in the current game. When you discard tiles there is no longer a chance you will get one of the same tiles back.

1.1

March 5, 2015

Several changes based on user feedback: • Slightly brighter board. • Center square now features larger dot, pulses when you try to place the first word elsewhere. • Progress percentage given while computer is calculating move (computer comments are just for fun, FYI). • Difficulty levels adjusted with lower levels using only the 2,500 most common words. • Difficulty levels explained in the How To Play text. Also minor bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Description of Word Tiles by CleverMedia

"Love the different challenges this game offers. Fun and addictive." "Addictive and educational -great combination!" "I have this game on both my iPad & iPhone & I love it!" "Working your way up the ladder of difficulty levels is a perfect way to hone both one's spelling and vocabulary." "This is the best game of this type that I have found to date! I think I have played every day since I downloaded it." Word Tiles is a single-player word tiles board game, similar to many others (compare to games like Scrabble or Words With Friends). Since you play against the computer, there's no need to wait for your friends to make a move. Play as fast and as often as you like! While playing you can zoom in or out to adjust the size of the letters on the board. You can flip through a list of all words played and how much each was worth. You can also see how many potential points a move is worth before finishing your turn. Unlike physical board games, Word Tiles has no limit to the board size. You can the computer can keep adding words to the left, right, top or bottom as long as there are letter tiles remaining. You can also return to the main menu at any time and adjust the computer's intelligence setting. There are five computer intelligence levels to choose from. When you complete a game, a record of the score is placed in a journal so you can track your progress as you improve.

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