Fightin' Words allows players to have an opponent randomly selected for them to play. Players can also request games with specific opponents by searching their user name in the game. Players can have up to 20 games ongoing simultaneously. Fightin' Words Fightin' Words is a multi-player, multi-platform word game developed by InterWorks, Inc. The game was designed as a mobile software application for mobile phone users. In the game, players compete against each other by creating words on a Scrabble style game board. The game was first developed for BlackBerry, as the BlackBerry App World lacked Words With Friends style games. The
BuyWord to measure against. The game rules include several suggested variants, such as auctions and trades of tiles or cash, themes to be required of all words sold, and building new words in crossword fashion. "BuyWord" was the GAMES 100 Game of the Year in 2004. BuyWord BuyWord is a letter arrangement word game by American designer Sid Sackson. It is published by Face2Face Games. The money is sorted into denominations and $200 are dealt to each player. Players are issued a certain number of wild tiles each, depending on the number of players. Letter tiles are placed in the bag.