Washington, D.C. – MassLight is pleased to announce the release of Wobbery 2.0 today, a major update to its real time word game. “It’s so much easier to steal your friends’ words,” said MassLight CEO Daniel Abrams. “We added network play and iPhone support. Now you can steal words from a friend halfway around the world while standing in line at the supermarket.”
In Wobbery players try to protect their own words while stealing their opponent’s words.
“Other games let you take turns making new words, and that’s fun” said Wobbery fan Suzanne Kamel, “but even more fun is letting your boyfriend do all the work of making the words and then stealing them from him. Unless he catches on and starts stealing all your words first, that’s the worst. Fortunately he doesn’t know that hints appeared in this release.”
Wobbery, originally released as an iPad board game, was completely rewritten to support both real time and turn based network play.
“Wobbery is an unusual word game because all the action is live,” said developer Robert Zinger. “Anyone can steal words at any time, it requires both a fast mind and a fast finger. Of course, we also support slower, turn based play for users who don’t want to aggravate a heart condition.”
Wobbery: Steal Words From Friends 2.0 is available in the app store for iPhone and iPad today.
New In This Release:
* iPhone support
* Real time and turn based network play
* In game hints
* Improved computer opponents
Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* Requires iOS 5.0 or later
* 21.8 MB
Pricing and Availability:
Wobbery: Steal Words From Friends 2.0 is free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Games category.
Wobbery 2.0
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