Word Battle is an exciting and addictive, real-time, multiplayer word game. You can choose your opponents either from friend and family cycle or wide Facebook user audience.
Gameplay: each user is given the same 9 random letters where each letter has some value assigned. In 40 seconds, you need to come up with a word, which gives you as many points as possible. It is up to you what strategy you choose to win a battle. The one with the highest word score wins. Word building is really fun! Moreover, the ability to compete and chat with others makes it even more gripping. Word Battle is a great game to practice spelling skills.
Word Battle Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WordBattling
Fun game! I just wish I could play offline too
I like the older version I will not play this game it is too different
Can you PLEASE get someone who can spell to add and remove words? I love this game, but it's so annoying to see poor grammar and/or missing words. For example; you allow things like iest, ier, ing, etc, to words that clearly make the word nonsensical. Also, words like pianola, suvet, and many more I can't think of aren't allowed. Another thing; if you are going to allow American slang, then please also allow Australian or any other English language. Look forward to a reply. Thank you
Love this game but hate their dictionary and I realize they are presenting to people from all walks of life but some of the spelling...cheez!
It matches beginners with players with a million (not kidding) points, so there is not a hope of the beginner winning. It also punishes you for not winning by taking away points, which makes it impossible to level up to gain coins without purchasing them. It is obvious that some people cheat, and, if you're higher level and have accumulated coins or have purchased coins, it allows you to steal others' words with a "peek" option. Don't expect fair play in this game.
Word Battle is very good gam
The game sucks...
improved performance
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