Text Twist Turbo has finally landed on your mobile! This classic word game has stirred millions of players around the world with its laid-back style and brain-teasing action. Now you can enjoy it wherever you go! Twist words out of the letters provided to progress to longer words and bigger challenges, all at your own pace. Two exciting game modes offer you endless hours of verbal workout! Basic Puzzle lets you create words of any length out of the list of letters provided. The longer the words you create, the faster you move on to the next challenge. Twist Puzzle gives you sets of letters, which you twist into complete words. Once you have enough solved words, new letter sets open up for you to wordify. This fun and relaxing game is perfect for crossword fans, wordsmiths, puzzle gamers and anyone looking for a twist! Everyone''s favorite word game returns to mobile phones, over 5 million downloads on PC! Simple and captivating rules combining crossword and puzzle elements. Form the longest words and enjoy many hours of verbal workout! Two game modes: the Basic Puzzle, familiar to PC users, and Twist Puzzle, only available on mobile! Compare times against other players online in the unique Daily Play game mode to see who is the fastest text twister! Changing background graphics create a relaxed atmosphere perfect for solving word-puzzles
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TextTwist Turbo for HTC Fuze / HTC Touch Pro
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | WM 6.0, 2.6Mb | ||
| Downloads | 3 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Real Networks | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 24 Feb 2009 | ||
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