iVolution Word Game vs Lateral thinking

"A unique treat among the sea of word games" -- AppAdvice.com "This easy-to-use and highly addictive word game is a must have! -- FanAppic.com "Finally! For the avid word connoisseur - iVolution. Not your average Ho-Hum word game!" -- PaperDesk tweet From the husband and wife team that created “Chain of Thought” and “RhymieStymie” comes “iVolution – the evolving word game!” iVolution is easy to pick up but hard to put down. You start with a 2 letter word seed like “AN” and use it to build a word like “FANTASTIC.” Then you select 2 letters from your word, and those letters become the next word seed for your opponent. The words keep evolving, back and forth, a piece of your word becoming part of your opponent's word, then a piece of their word becoming part of your next word. iVolution is incredibly simple yet incredibly addicting. You can play solo against computer opponents or challenge your friends to a word showdown with the online play modes! So what are you waiting for? It's time to join the revolution in word evolution! *7 different power-ups *2 single player modes *2 "Pass ‘n Play" modes *2 turn-based multiplayer online modes so you can challenge your friends anywhere, anytime! *Tons of achievements to earn *Multiple leaderboards so you can compare your scores with the world *Help videos to get you quickly playing like a pro We really hope you enjoy our new game. We'd love to hear from you. So please don't hesitate to contact us. Thanks and best wishes, Jay & Julia

“Lateral thinking - Word Game” is a game that exercises your mind and develops lateral thinking skills. You have to put the words in a logical order to make the correct sequence and complete the chain. Every sequence has 9 words. The first and last ones are fixed. The other 7 are in a random order. The player has to change the order creating links between the words. In the correct sequence, each word forms a pair with another, i.e. the first word is linked to the second, the second to the third, etc. The links between words may be logical or contextual. Here are some examples: ‘Rose’ is linked to ‘Bed’, as in a ‘bed of roses’. ‘Air’ is linked to ‘Port’, as in ‘airport’. ‘Bird’ is lined to ‘Stone’ as in the expression ‘kill two birds with one stone’. ‘Page’ is linked to ‘Paper’ because a page can be made of paper. ‘Romeo’ is linked to ‘Juliet’ because of the famous play. ‘Good’ is linked to ‘Nothing’ as in the expression ‘good for nothing’. ‘Paris’ is linked to ‘France’ because of its geographical association. ‘Love’ is linked to ‘Hate’ because they are opposites. ‘Wonderful’ is linked to ‘Fantastic’ because they are synonyms. ‘Hammer’ is linked to ‘Nail’ because of their logical use together. Good luck!