Chain Of Thought vs WrongBuzzer

********************************* We've released our newest word game "Crossword Island - a word vacation for your brain." It's free to try, so please help us celebrate by downloading "Crossword Island" today!! ********************************* "Chain Of Thought Puts Interesting Twist On Word Game" --AppAdvice "I love this game" --the Mac Observer "Chain of Thought app is currently my new favorite!" --iPhone App Cafe "Overall I think Jay has a great thing going in the apps he and his wife have created. They are not just for mindless entertainment but supply a real mental workout."-- theiPhoneMom.com "Chain of Thought is an intriguing game" -- Slide to Play "Chain Of Thought is a frustratingly addictive gem" -- the Goji Blog "Not only is it a heap of fun, it'll get you thinking outside the box" - appPicker.com From the husband and wife team that brought you RhymieStymie comes Chain Of Thought - the free association word chain game! It's super easy to learn and super fun to play. Each puzzle is a journey for the mind. Travel from "safe sex" to "love child" along this word chain: "safe>sex>drive>in>love>child." You never have to do any nasty typing. Just tap the words in the word pool to complete the Chain of Thought. There are 75 FREE puzzles to get you started. And additional puzzle packs for purchase if your brain begs for more. ___FEATURES___ *easy to learn *will keep your brain happy and healthy with clever puzzles *3 different modes of play: *solo play mode - perfect for the supermarket line *pass 'n play mode - perfect for lying in bed with your sweetie *online play mode - perfect for that friend on the other side of the country *achievements to earn and a leaderboard to show off your mad skills *no typing - just tap the words in the word pool *2 levels of hints so you never get stuck We hope you will love this word game as much as we do. Thanks so much for taking our new app out for a spin. Best wishes, Jay & Julia

Trivia night made easy. Simple interface to support a buzzer sound for wrong answers and a ding sound for correct answers.