What's that Phrase? - Word & Saying Guessing Game
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | ThinkCube Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Each level is a picture with words & images, can you guess what's the phrase?
They are called Rebus puzzles or pictogram puzzles, and it has been used by people since the Middle Ages!
Now it's your turn to solve them and find the hidden meaning behind each puzzle!
~~~~Game Features~~~~
- Tons of puzzles
- Just download & Play! Instant fun!
- Stuck? Ask your friend via Facebook, email, or messaging!
- Super smooth control & fun animations!
- Optimized for ipads, ipods & iphones!
- Compete for riddle solved with Gamecenter Leaderboard!
If you are a word game lover, you will find this game to be quick, easy, & a lot of fun!
Now go ahead, play, & solve them all!
Reviews
Forced to Review
Pat1060
I don't like the fact that the game forces you to write a review in order to continue playing.
Stop asking me
Cranky ape
Stop asking me to write a stupid review! I'm trying to play the game. Would be better if I could skip a puzzle when I get stuck!
When is the me update coming
BigE3615
Love the game! Been waiting for several months for the update.
Disappointing
sparky4704
This app is a little fun, but a lot of the phrases they use are just not quite right. They are one word off or just not even close. I wonder if the people who made this app use English as a second language. That would explain a lot.
Ugh
Disappointedrightnow
This app always crashes the moment I open it! I would honestly love to play it but it won't let me!
Fast paced fun!
Salingshot
Enjoyable challenges. Agree with the one user that it would be good to be able to skip ahead and come back.
Always have a hint if you want
Neurosurgeon gal
This game has different levels of difficulty, which is not a changeable option, that with each new puzzle changes. You can have a medium level, next a very very hard, then a very simple puzzle (or any variety of difficulty - five easy in a row). This really is all for the best though. You start off with a puzzle, blank boxes to put in your answer (you know how many and long each word is by the boxes and spacing), and below that, are a selection of the letters needed for the answer with just a few extra letters (the actual number varies with length of answer) to make it interesting. If you are unsure, you can type in an answer and guess, if wrong you don't get any points taken away. Also available to you is a button that takes away 3 wrong letters, but "costs" you coins (you win these with each correct answer); another button will place a correct letter in its spot, this also "costs" you coins. If you are still confused as to the correct answer you can select for the game to send you hints to your phone. If turned on (this is standard, which you are asked with a prompt, upon your first time playing, if you want it to be on or off), you are first sent a clue (after a day) with the FIRST LETTER of the answer; after another day you are sent a clue that contains the ENTIRE SOLUTION to the puzzle you stopped playing at. If you prefer, the hints can be changed (you can opt to get no notifications, have the notifications go directly to your phones pull down missed menu, or as a reminder that you have to respond to) in your iPhones settings. Alas, I think this game is very fun, since you can never really lose. If you don't have enough coins to get a clue or remove letters, all you have to do is wait for them to be sent to you. For me, having the random difficulty of puzzles helps me to come to a natural break in game play (example, when I come upon a puzzle that will take me too much time to figure out), so I can go back to my life off of the iPhone/iPad. It is almost like a built-in timer mode, which is good for this neurosurgeon to have.
