Challenging
And exciting to see what I missed
Please stop the flashing ad!!!
I love this game but the flash is so distracting! I can’t play when it is going off. It gives me a headache! Make it stop!
Not worth the ads
I love this game, but have quit playing it because of the ads that refuse to go away no matter what you do. Mahjong Blast is one of those ads that refuses to disappear. I give up!
History
Gladly like reading the short bios about the pieces of art
Malicious ads, but fun otherwise
I just deleted the app due to a series of malicious ads that were stating that the app needed updating, and the last straw was one that showed an image of an iPhone screen and said viruses were detected and to ‘tap here to remove all viruses’ from my phone. The game is fun, and it’s a bit too easy for me, but I really enjoyed reading about the classic paintings as they are earned. While paying may remove ads, I’m not going to support an app with this sort of advertising.
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SCAM
Do not download this game. It will charge your account without authorization. It will put up a request for payment that you cannot X out of, and any other interaction is registered as trying to pay. Total scam.
Challenging!
So much more challenging than other word tile games!
Love word games
I’m trying to hang on to my spelling skills. This seems to help.
Challenging fun
I really enjoy this game. The challenge of finding the words and earning new art that I then get to learn about is very fun to me. Within the past week though I only am able to earn coins and not hints. The daily Museum Tour used to offer hints and coins for the goals but now are only coins. And you can’t use the coins to buy anything, that I can tell. You need to use hints to progress in the Museums of the World challenge so I’m confused at what changed.
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Wow
Hard to stop once you start
Slop
Ai use
Love this app, could be even better
I really enjoy playing this game. Short rounds that allow you to pick it up and put down quite easily. Love everything about the game with one exception. I really wish you had the option to continue past the required number of points. I would love to be able to challenge myself to continue finding more words. Perhaps there could be additional bonus points that can be earned or other rewards or a rating compared to other players that have gone on to find extra words.
All in all, I really enjoy the game, I enjoy learning about the artwork and I would recommend this to anyone
All in all, I really enjoy the game, I enjoy learning about the artwork and I would recommend this to anyone
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Fun but the ads are super long
Fun game but the ads go on and on! Just show us the product. I don’t want a 60 second multi stage ad for Kalsi for example. Zero interest and that won’t change!
Wordmaster
Super challenge. How do we go Advertisement free?
Interesting concept but no-ads option is poor value
I love word puzzles and felt I needed to improve my art knowledge. (Having the word “Master” in the title seems apt.)
In isolation, there’s no time limit for each puzzle and it’s surprising how many words can be made from each grid. In a similar newspaper puzzle, I’d give up half-way through, thinking I’d found all the words but, the score counter in Word Masters lets you know there are further words to be found in order to complete the level.
The longer the words you find, the fewer you need to find as longer words are worth more points. Note that American words and spellings are used.
The music is nice and the classical style complements the art theme.
Paintings are added to your collection every few puzzles. The awarded paintings are arranged in a seemingly random sequence of art movements. It would be good if we could choose to arrange them by chronological order and/or by painter. Currently, I have 29 paintings in 15 areas, so finding and viewing paintings requires guesswork or knowledge of the art world.
As well as the levels that you can go through at your own pace, there are daily levels that, if you do them all for a month, you win a bust. These puzzles are different in that there’s a theme each day and when you find one of the pre-determined words for that theme the letters disappear, so there are only about seven words to find. If you miss a day, you can go back to that day’s puzzle. I started playing the game late-September, and the busts for January onwards were still available to be won. (I’m now up to July.)
The no-ads option is £9.99. This is the first no-ads option I’ve purchased - which tells you how much I like the game - but the price seems steep to me. I plumped for it as watching ads between every level adds up and I feel my time is worth more. But, whilst paying £9.99 stops the ads between the normal levels, to play the daily puzzles (to win busts), you still have to spend half your life watching ads for Gossip Harbor, Royal Kingdom and Royal Match - ironically, games claiming to be ad-free. But, once I’ve caught up, I’ll only have to watch ads once per day.
Like others, I was wondering what the point of coins were. At about level 200, I accidentally found out when I inadvertently tapped on the hint/magnifying glass whilst nodding off! (I play this game when I should be in bed!) If you run out of hints, you can use the coins to pay for more.
Gems can be used to buy heritage items such as the Rosetta Stone. I’m hoping Tutankhamun’s death mask appears soon!
So, in short:
- Great game to build/verify articulacy and learn about artworks;
- Ad-free is dear and not extensive enough;
- Paintings collection needs different sort options.
In isolation, there’s no time limit for each puzzle and it’s surprising how many words can be made from each grid. In a similar newspaper puzzle, I’d give up half-way through, thinking I’d found all the words but, the score counter in Word Masters lets you know there are further words to be found in order to complete the level.
The longer the words you find, the fewer you need to find as longer words are worth more points. Note that American words and spellings are used.
The music is nice and the classical style complements the art theme.
Paintings are added to your collection every few puzzles. The awarded paintings are arranged in a seemingly random sequence of art movements. It would be good if we could choose to arrange them by chronological order and/or by painter. Currently, I have 29 paintings in 15 areas, so finding and viewing paintings requires guesswork or knowledge of the art world.
As well as the levels that you can go through at your own pace, there are daily levels that, if you do them all for a month, you win a bust. These puzzles are different in that there’s a theme each day and when you find one of the pre-determined words for that theme the letters disappear, so there are only about seven words to find. If you miss a day, you can go back to that day’s puzzle. I started playing the game late-September, and the busts for January onwards were still available to be won. (I’m now up to July.)
The no-ads option is £9.99. This is the first no-ads option I’ve purchased - which tells you how much I like the game - but the price seems steep to me. I plumped for it as watching ads between every level adds up and I feel my time is worth more. But, whilst paying £9.99 stops the ads between the normal levels, to play the daily puzzles (to win busts), you still have to spend half your life watching ads for Gossip Harbor, Royal Kingdom and Royal Match - ironically, games claiming to be ad-free. But, once I’ve caught up, I’ll only have to watch ads once per day.
Like others, I was wondering what the point of coins were. At about level 200, I accidentally found out when I inadvertently tapped on the hint/magnifying glass whilst nodding off! (I play this game when I should be in bed!) If you run out of hints, you can use the coins to pay for more.
Gems can be used to buy heritage items such as the Rosetta Stone. I’m hoping Tutankhamun’s death mask appears soon!
So, in short:
- Great game to build/verify articulacy and learn about artworks;
- Ad-free is dear and not extensive enough;
- Paintings collection needs different sort options.
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Great game!
Fun, fun,fun!!!!
Good challenges
Fun game especially if your a wordy type of person.
Fav nowadays
Fantastic game
Word master
I do like this one as I’m not very good with letters. Not as frustrating as others.
Excellent challenges
Really enjoying this as some of it is so easy some of it is so deceptive and some of it is really really tricky. Certainly uses a full vocabulary to be able to clear it quickly.
