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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 27, 2015
  • December 18, 2020

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Engage in a unique word game where you form words from letter tiles to battle whimsical drawings. Each level presents new challenges and strategic gameplay with special characters and power-ups.

Form words from eight random letter tiles
Battle animated Scroodle characters
Utilize Scroodle stats and 'Word Spells'
Discover random power-ups
Navigate varied game board layouts
Compete with friends on leaderboards
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What's New in Scroodles

3.0.2

December 18, 2020

Minor bug fixes.

5

In-App Purchases

$1.99

Basic Coin Pack

The lowest cost coin pack for 140 coins. The coins can be spent in-game on more lives, more health, more levels, or new permanent hero characters.

User reviews

Make more levels!

Really fun word game, please make more levels!

Desktop Depot

I love this game ssssssssssssooooooooooooo much I am stuck on letter Scroodles and also my achievements aren’t working

Super addicting with no adds!

Super addicting with no adds!

Good Learning Game

Love this game, super fun. Great for learning how spell. The scroodles are super fun to defeat. Love the music, overall great game

Great strategy & replayability; weird scoring, stifling monetization

I got back into this game recently and have had a blast! Getting 3 stars for all 200 levels is a real challenge, and there’s as much replayability as there are words in the dictionary. The enemies and tile modifiers are well designed, and presented in interesting combinations, requiring strategy to beat.

I do find the scoring unorthodox. You can earn zero stars, yet still win the round. The game seems to allow any word, which is nice for the player, but it means the AI can use some questionable words, too (ex. “labia”, “poo”, “gay”). So consider that before you let kids play.

Lastly, the monetization really slows you down. You get 3 lives, so if you want to play longer than 6 minutes or so, you’d better be really good, or make an in-app purchase. The game randomly chooses to offer you ads for coins, but not often enough to sustain a longer play session. I’m very reluctant to make IAPs, so personally I’d be willing to watch more ads if it meant I could play the game more.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Crashes and freezes after recent updates

Bug

Facebook login issues

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

More levels and content updates

Feature

Option to play without time limits

Feature

Improved dictionary and word recognition

Feature

Ability to earn more in-game currency without paying

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FAQ

What is Scroodles?

Scroodles is a word game where players use eight random letter tiles to form words each round. The points earned from these words are then used to battle enemy drawings called Scroodles. It offers over 180 levels with unique challenges and strategic gameplay.

How do you play Scroodles?

You form words using the provided letter tiles. The score of your word is used to attack the Scroodles. After your turn, the Scroodles will also attempt to spell words. The game features unique Scroodle stats, special abilities, power-ups, and varied game board layouts to keep gameplay interesting.

Is Scroodles free to play?

Yes, the game is free to download and play. It does include in-app purchases and advertisements, which can enhance the gameplay experience or offer additional content.

What devices is Scroodles compatible with?

The description does not specify exact compatibility details. However, as a mobile application, it is generally designed to run on most modern iOS and Android smartphones and tablets.

What makes Scroodles different from other word games?

Scroodles combines word formation with a unique combat system against animated characters. Each Scroodle has distinct stats and abilities, and the game incorporates strategic elements like power-ups and dynamic game boards, offering a fresh take on the word game genre.