Noodle Doodle – A Word Game for Groan Ups
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Eric Snider | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
NOTE: If you have less than 8 Lives you'll earn a free one each 10 minutes!
*PURE, INSTANT FUN*
No tricky rules. No registration. Just play and have fun!
*SIMPLE & ADDICTIVE GAMEPLAY*
What’s the caption for this one? Tap a letter to see if it’s part of the answer. Reveal it and win!
*GUESS THE WORDS. SMILE. REPEAT*
Can you guess the words and unlock the next doodle? Clever, funny puzzles from easy to tricky are waiting for you!
Doodles & Art by Aaron Weissblum
Puzzles by David Arnott & Aaron Weissblum
Programming and Silly Animations by Eric Snider
Music and Sound Effects by Josh Darlington
Reviews
Love the game!
Shake Lady
Love the game, 5 stars, but I was very limited on when I could play it. When I have my phone on silent, I expect it to be silent. The adds pop up with blaring sound, even when the phone is on silent. This needs to be fixed!
So Much Fun!
carol62243
This game keeps my old brain functioning! I’m 76 years old and would like to have more Noodle Doodle puzzles. However, if I start over on these, I probably will have forgotten how I solved them.
Very Fun And Challenging Game
Cybrdave
I have thoroughly enjoyed playing this game. It really makes you thinks and has humor as well.
Great game!
Ranger Rose
When we were on a family vacation I showed my sons the game. Everyone in the family played and really liked Noodle Doodle. They all put the game on their own I Pads. Great Game!
Intriguing
Sdeikenberry
I enjoyed this a lot. Some of the clues were sketchy but they made sense once some letters filled in. Held my interest to the end. Wish there was a second version.
Great game!!
Alley G8tor
My wife and I have both played it independently... and occasionally asked each other for help. It’s addictive in a good way. I got really attached to my score, and especially excited when I got lucky and got it right without missing a letter. Doodles #499 and #500 were dramatic because I was aiming for a threshold score and had to get both right without a missed letter, like a free throw to end a basketball game.
