Letter Labyrinth
- CategoryGames
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- Bundle IDcom.namconetworks.letterlabyrinth
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Please add Retina Support! It's very simplistic graphics, shouldn't be very hard to implement!
Don't purchase the game solely due to Pac-Man's presence, even if it is a nice touch. Letter Labyrinth is an interesting game of creating words with an unbroken twisting line, with little but a theme to hint you. The standard mode let's you choose your theme so you've go a heads-up on what to look for, but you earn a gold star if you don't make bad guesses. The scramble mode, however, mixes different words in a limited-time engagement and challenges you to make words quickly for high scores. Control is simple to learn, and the letter panels are big enough to touch without much error (they even provide an off-side display to show where your finger is covering), There's also a math-based version of the scramble mode to test your arithmetic skills. There seems to be a fair amount of content and potential replayability in the game, especially with a feature that shares your scores on Facebook. What I'm confused about is why it's labeled the Pac-Man Edition; while I know Pac-Man is present, it suggests there are or will be other versions of the game. If more installments are indeed being planned, I'll be sure to check those out too, as this game is well-made.
I know, I was quite surprised seeing this offering from Namco. Instead of another Pac-Man rehash or bland shooting game (Time Crisis I am looking at you!), we get an anagram game that is not only competent but fun. Kudos to Namco. I wish Japanese developers would stop stereotyping Americans as intellectually inferior and bring more esoteric, stimulating games state side.
I thought at first that this game would be a waste of $2.99 but it us fun. It is a twist between PAC-man and word-finding and it comes with dun facts after each word or phrase. People should really try this game
2 much words not enough pacman
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