A dictionary is always a useful thing to have at hand when playing Scrabble, and the digital version of the game does indeed come with a built-in dictionary for the players to consult when stuck for inspiration. If you do not have access to any friends you can play against, the app allows you to pit your wits against computer-controlled players.
This is useful if you want to spend a lonely afternoon with a game of Scrabble. The modes included with the app are Play With Friends, which connects to Facebook or Origin so that you can play with friends online; Single Player, which pits you against an AI opponent; Random Opponent, which chooses an online opponent at random; Pass N' Play, in which multiple players share the same device; and Speed Play, which places a limit on player turns.
Yes, the game allows you to take part in onscreen conversations through a message window, the format of which will be familiar to anyone who has used an instant messenger app. The main difference is the ability to play the game with players from elsewhere in the world through online compatibility, along with the option of playing against computer opponents.
The digital version also comes with music. Yes, the game records statistics relating to its players' performance. It also includes a profile system, allowing you to create a tailor-made profile for yourself that can be viewed by other players.
Player scores are recorded automatically and they're all right there on the screen for you to see. There's even a record that displays the last few words spelled out. The screen resolution can be adjusted as well, so the visual-impaired can join in on the action.
In terms of audio, a simple jazzy beat will accompany your gameplay. It's not much to talk about and it can get fairly repetitive. Luckily, the volume can be turned down in-game, making it a complete non-issue for those that find it annoying. Unfortunately, there's only one universal option to adjust the volume; you can't fiddle around with separate sliders for the music and sound effects. It's not a big deal, but it still should have been considered.
Overall, there's little to complain about the game's presentation. Everything looks how you would expect, it's adjustable in most of the right places, and the interface is clear and concise. Even people who are unfamiliar with computer games should be able to pick Scrabble up with few problems. The inherent beauty of most board games is the flexibility they afford. Players can adopt their own house rules to fine tune the game to their preferences.
No digital edition of Scrabble can hope to match that, though PopCap's entry does what it can. Unfortunately, it just doesn't feel like it's enough. PopCap's Scrabble provides a number of styles for which the game can be played. You can play with all the official rules intact with Classic mode, race to a minimum score with point and point modes, or see how high a score you can get in eight or 12 rounds. You can also decide whether you want to include duplicate words or not.
Finally, you can choose your players. Unfortunately, things seem really limited here. Should you opt to challenge the computer, you can only face one at a time.
The only thing you can adjust at this point is the difficulty level, of which there are three. You also cannot mix and match human and computer opponents. If you opt to play against another human, then you and up to three others can duke it out in a hotseat game. Sadly, there are no options to challenge other players online or to even form your own LAN network. This is a free game to download and play.
There is no subscription fee that you need to pay and there are no plans to introduce them by the game's developers, Electronic Arts. Revenue is generated by the occasional, brief advert that is shown at the end of turns. No, you can play with up to three other people meaning that two, three and four player games are possible with the program. The game is more tactical when it is played by two people because it is more likely that players will get an even distribution of the higher scoring tiles.
The game does not offer any artificial intelligence for you to play against. It will allow you to play with friends or randomly selected opponents but all of the gameplay is restricted to interactions with real people across the internet. When you open the game, you will be able to see a button at the top left of the screen marked 'Create New Game'. Simply press on this and select 'Random Opponent' to join a game set up by another user which is waiting for players to join.
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