Wordfeud – Giving the classic game a new twist

• Bertheussen IT
• Thanks for the kind words!

Too many sticky and loud ads. Very intrusive. Cannot stop the play , if you ever try it opens every other unsolicited pages. Has this company been bought out by the Chinese. Or just a gimmick to push purchase so you steal data. If this does not controlled or stopped in total. Then more profane language will be used and posted in multiple languages in every review pages of linked social pages. And more.

I absolutely love this game. I would happily give it 5 stars and pay for the ad free version if it had the ability to check and see if it was a word before you submit it. My mom and I play every day now, and it would make game play souch faster if I could check the legality of words during her turn, and she during mine. Or if I simply didn’t have to risk submitting a word I don’t necessarily want, just to see if it’s a word. Please add this feature, and you’ll get at least two more paid custs

Great game. But there should be an option to end game when there is no playable word anymore. Imagine I played a game 302 to 232 and was down to my last tile obviously my opponent was also down to his last tiles we both passed turns twice and then I decided to resign. In doing so the game recorded it as a lost game for me. Which is very unfair

Ads progressively get longer after the first few days. Many of the ads are videos, so you’ll notice that this app and similar ones use way more data than they should, considering something like scrabble only needs a few back and forth json transmissions. It’s less childish looking compared to the other apps, so that’s good. I’ll continue looking for a competitor that isn’t supremely annoying with ads.

I love the game. I just wish it had a few of the features that WWF has, such as word strength and tile bag. I do like the random boards. They can be quite challenging.

Wordfeud works well, and it’s fun with players at a wide range of skill levels. It can keep records of everyone’s outcomes over the years. I like the tournaments arranged by Director Eskil. It’s almost the same as scrabble.

The player that I play against is very competitive like me and she is a real great player. I like how we go back and forth within the points, like for example, she might be 5 points ahead of me and I will catch up with her or vise versa. Sometimes she comes up with words I have never heard of, which makes it interesting. At least it’s not a land slide when one of us wins. She is always willing to do a rematch with me.