Word Path

Word Path is a casual but addictive word search game. The goal is simple: from a large, scrolling grid of randomly chosen letters remove as many words as you can find. A word's path through the grid doesn't have to be strictly horizontal, vertical or diagonal; it can twist, turn and cross over itself and the grid boundaries.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Games	$0.99	Dave Warker	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Rearrange the letters by "sliding", "scrambling" or "compacting" part or all of the grid. And you can undo your last action if you change your mind.

Use the grid overview for easy navigation on large grids, or change the screen orientation for a fresh perspective and the letters will rotate to match.

Tracks recent and long term game stats and the words used in the current game. Choose from two word lists, three difficulty levels and three letter grid sizes. And there are three on-screen letter sizes for ease of viewing.

Reviews

EXCELLENT game
redhotdiddlysquat

A bit like Word Dojo. You highlight letters to form words and they disappear. Nothing new really, but this game is just perfectly designed, nice to look at, and the best word game I've found for iPod. Thank you! Here's a suggestion to D.W: I would like to be able to start a game and save it for later. A good hard game takes over an hour. I'm not that committed, even if my battery is.

Mac user
Judybranin

You can definitely stop the game and pick it up at another time. When you open it up you can either continue the game in progress or start a new one. Love the game!!

Excellent Casual Game
gyrogeerloose

First off, the reviewer below who stated that you can't save a game is incorrect. Games are saved automatically whenever the app shuts down, including when a call comes in while you're playing. That said, don't be fooled by it's apparent simplicity. Word Path is a fun and subtly sophisticated little app that's very well written by someone who's been developing software for Apple products for many years. Those fields of letters are not completely random--they take into account common English diphongs (two-letter pairings) and it's obvious that the developer took a lot of time making sure that everything works well and looks good. Highly recommended to the word-oriented gamers out there!