Jumbline 2 for iPad

I have always enjoyed this game and play it regularly, but since my iPad was updated I’m getting animations don’t want. I don’t need something to flash up telling me I’ve found the seven letter word. I can see that for myself! It’s just distracting. Can’t find any way of turning these off.

Great mind training and sharpening tool...more than a game! Hours of mind exercise.

Thoroughly enjoy playing, keeps my brain active

I love this game, I’ve been playing it for years. Just got a new iPad and downloaded it, but can’t turn the ads off. Hence only 4 stars. I purchased it on a previous device, but there is no option to update it to previously purchased,

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I enjoy this game but object to words that are wrong. There is no such word as nuder. Either you are nude or not!

This a a very good word game and it's free. However I have reached level 1205 and can not get passed this as the programme keeps crashing. Also the spelling and words contain a lot of Americanisms (If that's a word) how about some english words.

Very good game and strangely addictive. English spellings should be updated, however, and included especially as it is being marketed in the UK.

A good game which would be better if more words (which are in the dictionary!) were included. Also as the game is marketed in the U.K. allowance should be made for English spellings rather than just the American.

I have suggested numerous words (which are in the dictionary) but they are STILL not allowed. Perhaps no one ever looks at the suggestions. And what about abbreviations? "Ump"; "ref" and so on. Ordinary words "cruet", "ling", "col", for example are all in a normal dictionary. And how about allowing English as opposed to American spelling if this game is being put out in the UK? Does anyone read these reviews and pay attention to comments made? It doesn't look like it. This spoils what is otherwise a very good game. Don't be lazy, put it right! Just tried to put in "orgy", surely that is a perfectly acceptable word? I'd like to add another absurdity - "vig", dictionary definition "short for vigorish"; no definition of what vigorish means! Why do you use such nonsensical words and not perfectly reasonable ones. Who puts these puzzles together, get someone who knows normal English.... how to spoil a perfectly good game.