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Wordweaver adds new features, twists and roadblocks to the typical “find and select” word puzzlers. It could be one of the most innovative word games I’ve played in a while, and it’s easily the most challenging.

Wordweaver has taken a simple word game and added so many extras, I’m not really sure it even counts as a word game any more. Wordsmiths will enjoy working their vocab voodoo, but puzzlers and strategy seekers will also want take this game for a spin.

Mastering this jargon jungle is a right of passage that will take skill. But, if you’re getting bored with what the word-game genre has to offer, then it’s time to move on to the next level. Wordweaver will test the limits of your lexicon and — even after 30 levels — leave you ready for more.

- Appcraver.com <---(Click to read the full review)


The game has some cool extra features such as twitter connection so you can tell your friends when you level up and you can send an email through the game inviting others to check out the game. You can also look up the words you’ve found to see their definition.

- Thatgirlssite.com <---(Click to read the full mention)





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Wordweaver's Twitter & Facebook Connect

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We had some issues with Wordweaver 1.1 achievements not being posted to Facebook or Twitter. If you are logged into openfeint and you unlock an achievement you are given the option to post this achievement or ignore it. If you post the achievement to either FB or Twitter you should now see something like this posted to your feed:

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Wordweaver Review by AppAddict.net

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There's a word for that...FUN! Brett Nolan's review of WordWeaver is up on AppAddict.net

WordWeaver by Mini Monster Media offers a fun new twist on traditional finger-dragging, word finding games. It boasts two different game modes (classic and career) played on either a 4×4 or 5×5 square, manipulatable woven lattice board. You move your finger to form words by connecting adjacent letters (either horizontally, vertically, diagonally, or any combination of these directions). A variety of bonus items will appear, use the letters containing these items to score additional points and unlock achievements...............Click here for Full Review