Word Cookies!® for Pc
Here come some tasty Word Cookies hot out of the oven! Take a bite! Word Cookies is an addictive cross between all the word games you love! With so many exciting challenges, you'll soon be obsessed with testing your spelling and vocabulary limits to make as many words as you can! HOW TO PLAY • Swipe the alphabet cookies on the baking pan to spell words. • Fill up Jack's cookie jar with extra words you find to earn coins! SPECIAL FEATURES • LOTS OF LEVELS: We are always adding more levels to the 2000+ we already have! • KEEPS YOUR BRAIN ACTIVE: Highly entertaining & educational for everyone! • DAILY REWARDS: Play everyday to earn bonus rewards! • HINTS AVAILABLE: Shuffle the letters to spark your memory, or use hints to get clues! • NO TIME LIMITS: Take your time and go at your own pace! • FREE TO PLAY: The word puzzles are all free, but you can pay for extra hints or to remove ads. • SUPPORTED ON VARIOUS DEVICES: Enjoy on smartphone or tablet! Visit Us https://www.bitmango.com Like Us on Facebook to Stay Up-to-Date! https://www.facebook.com/wordcookiesofficial Please Note -Word Cookies™ is supported on various mobile devices. -Word Cookies™ contains ad-like banners, interstitials, videos, and house ads. -Word Cookies™ is free to play; however, you may purchase in-app contents like AD FREE and level packages. -Word Cookies™ contains VIP membership(an auto-renewable subscription); VIP Membership offers Ad-free, 2 daily hints, 400 daily coins, new theme for 7days. If you don't want to renew this membership, you have to turn it off in your account settings at least 24 hours before the period ends. Privacy Policy : https://www.bitmango.com/privacy-policy/ Terms of Use : https://www.bitmango.com/terms-of-service/ ** App Permissions ** [Required Permissions] - None [Optional Permissions] - Photo / Media / File: required storage access permission to save game data
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By UsherMocha (Pcmac user)I gladly paid the $2 to remove the ads when it became obvious what a great deal it was going to be based on the time I spent playing. I don't find it terribly difficult but it's challenging enough to be fun and not frustrating. Update January 2018: Not a big fan of the new 8-letter words. They make it easy to miss letters, at least on iPhone 7. Might be okay on iPad. Also wondering why none of the last two updates have included star words or special levels. Seems like some experimentation is going on at BitMango Update February 2018: The games is fantastic up until the eight letter words. But now each release of new levels is quite frustrating for me. I used to be able to zip through words pretty quickly but now the letters are too close together. I have to slow right down to make sure I hit the right one. And the eight letter words are, more often than not, either a compound word or a gerund so they aren’t crazy challenging to find. Add to that the lack of star words and bonus levels (I’ve been stuck on the last quest for three releases now) and I suspect I won’t keep this too much longer. Which is fine. I’ve definitely got more than enough enjoyment out of it for the $2 it takes to remove the ads.Word Cookies ROCKS!
By Lindsay Kilarski (Pcmac user)Word Cookies ROCKS! I love his game. When I am bored I love to just get out my iPad and play this game. This game also helps me learn new words. It is fun to learn words that come out of other words. The hard part is finding the main word. Who would have known that there are SO many words that have a lot of other words you can make out of it. It's fun when you find a few words but you can't think of the others but when you do your mind explodes because it is so obvious. I'm just glad they have helpers like the pick one or the first letter of a word or even he fairy wand. This game can be a little challenging but I sometime us google and look up "What words can I make out of the word." Google is very helpful. One other hint that can be really had is the daily challenge. I guess that is why it is called challenge. I also like changing the theme of the game. I personally like the Halloween theme. But over all this game is the BEST game I have ever played and I am only ten. So if you are looking for something to play. I would definitely recommend this game for adults and children. After all I am ten.Game is ok, super disruptive ads
By HorribleSpider (Pcmac user)The game itself is ok. It starts out very easy and kind of boring but gets better. I like the special levels and cookie jar for extra words. Unfortunately the ads are beyond normal annoying ads in that there are a lot of interactive ads and ads that interrupt sound from background apps, even when game sound and ad sounds are off (I play music for my baby’s nap while I’m on my phone sometimes and the ads can stop/override the songs). But the WORST thing, the thing I’m starting to think is unforgivable, is that it gives you an ad each time you are interrupted or exit briefly from the game. Like if I get a low battery pop up, I get an ad after. If I pop out of the game for a second to answer a text, I get an ad when I go back. If i get a phone call, I get an ad when i return to playing. And this is in addition to ads between levels. Even if I’ve JUST watched an ad and then have to go answer a text real quick, it does its few seconds of loading and then gives another ad. It’s pretty obnoxious and makes me want to stubbornly never buy the game rather than pay to have ads removed. Ads are ok in general but don’t make me deal with two interactive ads in a row that screw up my background music.What dictionary are they using?
By waclements (Pcmac user)First of all, I love this game—I really do. I like that it can actually be played for free and makes me think. What drives me up the wall (and I don’t have a license for that, so we’re venturing into dangerous territory) is some times perfectly normal words like “ail” come up as non-words. I discovered just how many vague words count when I was stuck and just sticking consonants and vowels randomly together and they were going into the free words jar, and, very occasionally, the word that was being looked for. Example—I just randomly picked “sel” and it went into the word jar. I looked it up. A Scottish variant of ‘self.’ Or abbreviation for selection, etc. But other abbreviations don’t seem to count, so is it really the Scottish variant? I found one that I don’t remember that was the singular of part of the intestines. Really. On the one hand, it’s pretty entertaining because it’s bizarre what can be found by just messing around in desperation. On the other, there’s no rhyme or reason to what words are chosen. It’s just an observation. I do really like the game and recommend it, and if you’re out of hints, just start making words up, because you never know—they may really be words.
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