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Word Ball Game For iPhone Is Now Free (We Have Promo Codes)

Word Ball Game For iPhone Is Now Free (We Have Promo Codes)

August 3, 2011
Word Ball is a challenging iPhone/iPod touch game that is educational and fun too. The game’s goal is to make you a “Word Master,” by making users think on their feet when building words as quickly as possible. Now, some of our readers can get the app for absolutely free because we've got some promo codes from the developer. Created by Continuous Integration, Inc., the app was recently updated to include a better help system and enhanced game play. At its basic premise, Word Ball requires users to spell words using letters that float across the screen. And yes, the letters are each in a ball, hence the title of the app. Each letter is assigned a different value. Naturally, the longer the word, the more points you’ll receive. However, the game isn’t as easy as it sounds. For one, as you move through the game, the balls begin moving around the screen at a quicker pace. Plus, they begin to shrink. Finally, the longer you take to figure out a word, the more likely the game will end and you’ll have to start all over. Other features include:
  • Game Center enabled
  • OpenFeint enabled
  • Leaderboards and achievements
  • Extensive dictionary of over 175,000 words
  • Multiple modes
  • HD retina display graphics
  • Detailed statistics and history of scores
  • In-game word lists
  • Ad free
Take a look:

The $1.99 Word Ball game is a terrific app and comes recommended for those older than eight. A free version is also available, which has recently been updated. Now, Free users can upgrade their app to the full version by making an in-app purchase. If you would like to receive Word Ball for free, please let us know by using the comments below. Let us know why you deserve to become a "Word Master."

Mentioned apps

$1.99
Word Ball
Word Ball
Continuous Integration Inc.
Free
Word Ball Free
Word Ball Free
Continuous Integration Inc.

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