If you get stuck, don’t panic – there’s a ‘Hint’ button, in the bottom, to show you where one piece should go. You can use hints as much as you want, the only limit is that you need to wait until the hint gets ‘filled’.

36 levels should be enough to entertain serious fan of word puzzle games. Until the next game comes… Enjoy the ‘Words Party’

In order to help a bit, you are provided with letters (randomly placed, off course) which make the word (some extra letters are there, too, just to confuse you). If you get stuck, you can ‘buy’ a hint for a couple of coins (you earn coins by successfully solving drawings and whenever other player solves what you have drawn.

In the Practice mode you’ll be given a word that you need to draw, so it’s your chance to get acquainted with simple drawing tools – you can pick color and size of the brush, and that’s, pretty much, it. If you aren’t satisfied with some detail of your art, you can activate the eraser, and, if the whole image is a disaster, click on the yellow sponge to erase it all (beware, there’s no ‘undo’ option!)

In a Quick Guess mode, computer will give you drawings (often, horribly drawn) to guess, but the real fun lies behind the option to play with others. Sometimes you’ll be the one guessing, sometimes you’ll draw the objects that computer determines. If your partner guesses the word you drawn, you get points.

Off course, as with every multiplayer game, there can be some trolls drawing totally unrelated images, so, I guess that some parental guidance could be used on this game.

There’s also a high-score list where you can compare to other players and see how good or bad are you with words. Have fun with ‘Word Search Classic’  and don’t forget to check out other similar titles like Text Twist 2, Word Detector or Word Drop.

Try also:  Text Twist 2