Update below: 99Games, the products arm of Udipi (Karnataka) based app development company, Robosoft , has launched the Android version of its iOS game, WordsWorth. Although, the game was soft launched on Android some time back, the version only offered single player game-play. The game is available now on the Google Play, NOOK Store and Amazon Store. While the Google Play version is available free of charge, it's priced at $1.99 on the Nook and Amazon app stores. 99Games claims to have over 100,000 DAUs (daily Active Users) on iOS, across the globe and says that the game has received positive reviews since its launch in 2008. Gameplay & Features: The game is essentially a simple boardgame where players get a set of letters arranged in a honeycomb, which they need to connect in order to form words. Similar to scrabble, they get different points depending on the complexity of the words, however, unlike scrabble, the letters here don't carry pre-defined points, and the same is decided by the game algorithm. The complexity level can be altered as per the convenience of the player, in the single player mode. Players can choose between classic, timed and tumble modes, in addition to selecting the minimum word size, size of the grid and number of shuffles for the letters in the honeycomb. While the classic is a simple play at leisure mode, the timed mode as the name implies expects players to finish the game within fixed time. The tumble mode is more dynamic, starting…
