> ISC now competes with numerous viable alternatives easily accessible from a smartphone.
Is there any technical reason why ISC never became easily accessible from a smartphone? Have there been attempts?
Is there any technical reason why ISC never became easily accessible from a smartphone? Have there been attempts?
Official mobile games have to be ruined by aggressive monetisation and scammy in-app ads, it seems.
Words With Friends got away with a making A Scrabble clone by using a slightly different board layout and dictionary. But they eventually transformed that into a very annoying experience overloaded with the usual F2P clutter.
WordFeud seems to be the recommended mobile Scrabble clone these days.
So how does Wordfeud get around copyright issues with Hasbro? Do they pay them a royalty?
I understand game makers need to pay rent too, that is why I spent that 5$ to support them. But they treated their customer (me) like shit, lost me forever. Good job guys
This insatiable greed to make more and more and more money...Yikes
So far, Wordfeud hasn't done anything crappy like this. I hope they stay that way
Speaking to an earlier point, the domain of ".ro" may reflect a reality of who has licensing of Scrabble in Romania, and also outside of the U.S. and U.K. I'm not up to date on all of that.