Wordatro!

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This game's alright enough, I had a moderate amount of fun beating each difficulty level and doing some extra challenge achievements. I think its biggest problem is its own limited scope - when you only have to beat (at most) 10 rounds, only have (at first) 10 letters to work with, and only get (at first) 9 tiles to build a word with, it just doesn't feel like you get a whole lot of creativity to work with. The tight challenge in the harder difficulties (e.g. starting out with only 2 energy and 1 refresh in the hardest) is honestly fairly cool, but it also sticks you in a loop of immediately resetting until you get good enough RNG. When the RNG does hit, it can feel really good; you just have to grind for it a bit. There's also just some basic technical issues - typos in achievements, lack of any sort of indication in the UI that you've completed a game mode before, and the fact that when I first booted it on PC (after playing on steam deck for a while last year), the language and dictionary selection both said something in French that I think meant "Sample Text", Overall, it is fun enough, and the devs clearly put in the effort to come up with some really good ideas, but it still lacks in quite a few areas imo.

O jogo em si é divertido. Possui muitas mecânicas interessantes e é bem divertido de jogar. Mas há problemas que pesaram para essa avaliação ser negativa. 1) (Menos importante) Só há dois modos de jogo e os dois são quase iguais. A única diferença é que um gera um ranking e o outro não. Poderia haver um modo eterno, para ver até onde o jogador consegue ir, um modo versus e outras coisas, mas não tem. 2) (Problema Sério) O dicionário do jogo (base de dados de palavras) é muito limitada! E isso não ocorre só em português. Em inglês há o mesmo problema. Muitas palavras simples não são aceitas pelo jogo. E isso é um problema fácil de corrigir! E é revoltante, muitas vezes se perde porque o jogo não aceita uma palavra que deveria aceitar. 3) (Problema Sério) Aparentemente os desenvolvedores não estão mais atualizando o jogo, então não há perspectiva de melhora ou de resolução dos problemas existentes no jogo.

I'm not sure where this game gets its list of allowable words, but it's far more complete than most other word games. This is important to us word nerds with expansive vocabularies. Other games have you yelling at the screen "That is *too* a word, you dastard!" This game will have you going "That is a word too? Time to go research!"

I'm always looking for games for my wife, she really likes this one

After 35.7 hours of crunching numbers and painstakingly writing out the missing names in the credits: I have 100%'d Wordatro! This is a game that I got in a Fanatical Charity Bundle back last year in October I believe (as I acquired it during a LAN event) and I decided to give it a try as from the Steam Page, it screams Balatro. Wordatro! is a game that you'll both love and hate for the fact that it is both addicting and frustrating at the same time. The goal in Wordatro! is to reach the numerical round goal by forming words that may or may not have Improved or Special Letters. Special Letters give additional Points while Improved focus more towards Multis (e.g. Underlines give 1.5x score when scored) and these can be modified by Bonuses at the end of the round (e.g. Extra Bold makes it so Bold Letters score an additional time [three times]) 100%ing this game is a challenge, but luckily there are two guides out there that can help you with your achievement run. There's also using a Scrabble Word Finder online as I expect most players use this to score high scores during the Daily Wordatro!. If you don't use a Scrabble Word Finder and you are a walking dictionary, then I both respect the hustle and wish you sleep on angelic clouds tonight. Now previously, I did mention that this is both a love and hate game, and sadly one of the downsides to this game is the vocabulary list. What I mean by this is that you could find a high scoring word with a perfect setup, only to find you can't score it because Wordatro! doesn't recognise the word, even though its a real one. I had this a few good times during my playthrough and while it did come across as frustrating, I believe Wordatro! is a one man project (+ Developer is... French?) Overall, it's a fun game I would recommend to people spite what was previously said. £8.50ish base price, £6 sale.

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