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Word Life Now Available on iOS and Android


Social Point has announced that Word Life is now available on iOS and Android.



Social Point, a leading mobile games developer and wholly owned studio of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO), today announced that their latest free-to-play offering, Word Life, is now available on iOS and Android devices. From the creators of the popular mobile titles Dragon City, Monster Legends and Tasty Town comes an all-new crossword puzzle game that invites players to discover the most stunning landscapes nature has to offer, while they sit back, relax and play word puzzles on their phones.

“Whether you are looking for a brief distraction, a fun challenge or a puzzle to sharpen your brain, Word Life has you covered,” said Horacio Martos, CEO at Social Point. “Word Life is the best real-time multiplayer word puzzle game, where you can challenge your friends and compete to see who is the brightest. The game also allows you to play in seven different languages, and it's an opportunity to learn new vocabulary while you have fun solving the crosswords.”

Word Life players are encouraged to challenge themselves each day with thousands of levels and new modes to play, such as the Pyramid and Spider levels. Players can go the extra mile with daily puzzles, which allow them to collect fun stickers highlighting some of nature's most amazing animals, as well as great in-game rewards. Word Life is a game that brings a new dimension to traditional word puzzle games, boasting a multiplayer mode where players can battle with words in exciting match-offs to see who is the most-skilled competitor. Word Life’s crossword puzzles are also available in several languages for players to practice and master their skills. For more information on Word Life, please visit the App Store and Google Play.

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