Description
Divine words is a unique game of words like scrabble, that lets you play against your Phone.
11 languages are supported: English, French, Italian,German, Bulgarian, Roman, Русский, Norsk, Cestina, Polski.
*** Up to 4 players ***
You can play against 3 phone players or 3 friends of yours in this words game.
***This game is appropriate for your children. Kids theme. ***
*** Your opponent's tiles are always shown ***
So there is no doubt about cheating.
**** Exclusive features of Divine Words: ****
- 4 themes
- Random bonus tiles
- Play against your device
- Pass And Play mode for 2 players
- Word Definition by long press the word
- Pandora box feature
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Tired of stumbling across cheaters or waiting hours for your online opponent to play on Scrabble, Words with friends or Wordfeud? Play against your phone.
Choose the skill level of the device(from easy to impossible), pick a word list, and use your strategy skills and vocabulary to try and defeat your opponent.
Divine words Solo gameplay is classical to crosswords board games like scrabble: create and place words on the board and boost your score by placing letters on the high scoring Double Letter, Double Word, Triple Letter and Triple Word squares.
Use all 7 letters from your rack to play a Bingo and get a 50 points bonus.
This word game is a great time killer for all fans of board games and strategy games. It is also an educational game that will allow kids (and adults :-) ) to improve their spelling and vocabulary.
Thanks to the fast reactivity and variable skill of the computer and official word lists, Divine words can be used by Words With Friends or Scrabble enthusiasts to play quick training matches and learn new words from the computer's moves.
Unlike with multiplayer board games where some dishonest players use anagram solvers, there is no cheating possible when playing single player... Letters and blanks are always picked randomly, and the computer's artificial intelligence does not have more information than you do.
Only your tactics and creativity can make the difference...