Word Master - Classic

I play against the iPad and now play at the master level. I find that I really enjoy it now. After initially getting beat regularly by the “opponent “, I now win about 1/2 of the games. It is a sense of accomplishment to win, especially in the games where the opponent has a big lead of 100 points or more. I added a few extra letters to find a level that I found to work good for me. Also, being able to add words to the dictionary that are commonly used, but not in the dictionary, is really helpful. It can also be played offline, away from an internet connection, with only the definitions of the words not being available to read. All in all, I am borderline addicted to this game because I like it so much! I thank the developers of WordMaster for creating this game!

I’ve had this game for a few months now and cannot stop playing it! It’s the best scrabble app I’ve seen available. It’s just a straight forward basic scrabble game. You don’t have to purchase coins or gems and there’s no distracting ads or special effects. You also get the option to select several different board layouts at no extra charge. There is a pro version that allows you more layout options if you prefer. You also have the option to play and pass to a friend. But most importantly…. There are NO ANNOYING ADS every 2 seconds! You get one short one after you finish a game and it’s literally 5 seconds long. I have no complaints and definitely recommend! I just want to thank the developers for providing a game that isn’t money hungry and offers a classic game of scrabble! ❤️

This app is a very solid alternative to the horrendous Scrabble GO - the decimated successor to EA’s former Scrabble. Players will once again enjoy the straight-forward classic approach to Scrabble without the onslaught of cheap, amateurish, annoying, and childish revenue-enhancing ploys associated with Scrabble GO. The challenge levels between easy, medium, and hard reasonably reflect beginner to more seasoned player capabilities and the player-friendly options are simple to navigate. The few drawbacks are fairly obvious - online competition with other scrabble enthusiasts is not possible, at least for now. Hopefully the developer will resolve this in the not too distant future. A deficiency at the “Master,” level of play, while subtle, quite likely exists. Players will find that the developer has apparently substituted random tile selection with a bias favoring the computer’s higher-value, word-forming ability. As the tile bag decreases, players are often left with low value tiles that make it improbable to formulate competitive words. All of this said, satisfaction at the easy, medium, and hard levels will delight players looking to free themselves from the insidious constraints of Scrabble GO.