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86
Advance Wars: Days of Ruin
Stars indicate the most critically-acclaimed games. |
WordJong features simple engrossing gameplay: Use a set of lettered tiles to create words, clearing the board as you use them. Aim for high-scoring words, earn bonus tiles, and work to clear the board with no leftover letters. WordJong boasts several new features exclusive to the DS , including local and online wireless play as well as DS Download play, a variety of Solo Play modes, a 100,000+ word dictionary, full support for both the Control Pad and Touch Screen, and much, much more.
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 85
Destructoid
If you've ever enjoyed a puzzle game, you'll dig it, and when it makes you smarter, just consider that a nice bonus.
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NintendoWorldReport
Usually, it's a pretty safe bet that a DS version of a Flash game isn't a good deal. However, WordJong has some new features and comes in at a great budget price.
80
Game Informer
It's a very addicting puzler that rewards you for strategy as well as your vocabulary. [Dec 2007, p.157]
80
GameZone
There are no cheesy touch-screen mini-games here either; just solid gameplay. It is the perfect pick-up-and-play title for any book worms this Holiday.
80
Gaming Nexus
WordJong is a modest game, a simple puzzle game that does only one thing ... but does it very well.
78
My Gamer
Overall, WordJong is a pretty addictive game. And even though it is a budget title, there is plenty here to keep players word-smithing for a long time.
75
GameSpot
Mahjong plus Scrabble equals fun for vocabulary buffs.
75
IGN
The game's got a very addictive nature, and there's a good amount of different modes (including two player battle mode) to keep things interesting. It's just a bit of a bummer that the programmers don't wean certain players (i.e. the older casual crowd) into its gameplay mechanics with a tutorial mode.
67
The Onion (A.V. Club)
For those who haven't taken the New York Times Crossword puzzle out of their handheld in six months.
Donald O'Brien gave it a10: Dallas P. gave it a10: Duckee D. gave it a9: pP gave it a10: |
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