14 DAY TRIAL // Owners of Android 2.2 or newer devices can now download and install a new mobile game from EA on their devices, namely SCRABBLE, to connect and have fun with their friends even when on the go.
The mobile game is available for download today as version 3.4.1, with support for a handful of languages, including French, Italian, German, Spanish, or Brazilian Portuguese.
“Connect with friends and play with words with the SCRABBLE BRAND Crossword Game. Get a match going with just about anyone,” EA notes.
The title also comes with social networking integration, so that users could challenge friends, family, or a random opponent via Facebook or Origin, and also enables them to play up to 50 games at the same time.
However, users should keep in mind that the title requires connection to a wireless or mobile network to work, which could result in data charges.
“We’ve included the Collins Official SCRABBLE Wordlist, so you can check your words right in the game! Plus, use the exclusive Teacher feature to become a SCRABBLE master and see what your best word could have been after every turn,” the game’s description reads.
The mobile game also comes with chat features, enabling users to take advantage of emoticons, time stamps, auto-correct, spell check, and more. Furthermore, it provides players with the possibility to share wins and highest scores on Facebook.
“See how many tiles of each letter are in SCRABBLE with the handy Tile Distribution feature. Customize the look of your board and tiles to fit your personality,” EA notes.
“Take a look at your opponent’s last score – right on the board. Toggle between active matches with the swipe of a finger, and shuffle the tiles on your rack with a shake of your device.”
The new SCRABBLE game has been optimized for use on both smartphones and tablet PCs powered by Android. It delivers high-quality graphics, enabling users to enjoy every detail on the board. Not to mention that it includes a free SCRABBLE-themed animated 3D desktop wallpaper.
EA's SCRABBLE for Android can be found on this page on Softpedia.