Word Association!

I have had this game for awhile and I enjoy playing it. Really makes you think, however piece of advice….dot think too hard. Let your brain work the pace. Although time is calculated in length of your play time to complete, I ignore it and amazingly, I get faster. Very fun, good for time wasting for a baud, train, subway, long flight to TenBuckToo, doctor appointment waiting room? Wherever just play it as it is not boring and super fun! Thank you creators, this is a gem of a game and you are learning things everytime you play and don’t even know it!

I love this game because there are times when I want a challenge and times I don’t and every puzzle has a great mix of both. I admit there have been many times when I wonder if the computer is giving me a pity “star”. I actually find it quite amusing sometimes. There have been a ew times when I’ve actually said “Hey!” To the screen because I really thought I should have gotten two stars on those occasions. However, in my defense I had to be taken to the hospital by ambulance twice! I am a 71-year-old widow of a Vietnam vet and later died from a service-connected illness on October 8, 2001. Back to the ambulances, the outcome of the first trip was bacterial pneumonia and a depletion of potassium to the point they felt it necessary to pump me up with potassium. They sent me home with four prescriptions to treat the pneumonia and to further treat my ulcers. One week later I went to my PCP for a follow-up. I am so grateful that several years ago I decided that I was sick of their seemingly being only way to get around anymore. My gps always gives me as many different ways to get to a destination as there are roads. My gps has as its first choice to a location that never involves a “freeway”. I love it. You find that now they do have a location that is near me thank God! The second trip did involve a two-night stay but although my pneumonia was getting better now my liver enzymes elevated too high to let me go. By Friday with the work of God, my doctor, nurses, and techs my enzymes were coming down. I am so grateful to my church as well. Their prayers have been invaluable as always. I am definitely looking forward to a very uneventful March. I’m also looking forward to going back to all those one-star rounds changing them to two or three star rounds! In my opinion, this game is great for maintaining your sanity. I look forward to plotting my health improvements with this game. I’ve always tried to look at my life as being more of a half-glassful not half-empty. I want to thank each and every one that helped me through either event. I’m doing better but I did just get out of the hospital yesterday. So, knees down, prayers up!

I really enjoyed playing the sample levels of this, and while I would have loved to continue playing for free I understand the need to make a profit. I liked figuring out the different correlations between words, though I struggled a little because of the small font sizes. I would have liked it if there was a way to enlarge the words, even temporarily. I also think, and this may be one of the ones you need to buy so I apologize for any redundancy, that it would be fun if you made some of the answers interchangeable. For example, sick and cold could be combined, as could cold and hot and sick and ill, all of which would be in the same puzzle. Of course, then there would need to be words that could go with the unused words, but I can already think of a few that would work! Thanks for the fun time!