428 Braille for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by David Lovison on 2024-10-04 | Category: Games
Rating 3
from 4 Votes |
$ Free
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by David Lovison on 2024-10-04 | Category: Games
428 Braille is a Games app by David Lovison. This is the Braille version of my 428 word game series. Learn and practice Braille! I like word games.
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1. "428" = "Four - Eight" letters, like getting five different games in one! To make it even more challenging you have to guess the word the device has chosen! Most guessing games seem to allow you to create any word as long as it's in their catalog of words.
2. Every time you advance to a new level your word count is cleared and you must guess 10 words for each level.
3. For example, if you just advanced to level 3 then your new goal is to get 10 words of 4, 5, and 6 word lengths each.
4. I played with word games that present scrambled letters and you select the letters that make up a word.
5. Each time you get guess 10 words the device has chosen you advance to the next level.
6. If you fail to guess a word or you hit "STOP" it costs you a credit.
7. If you are advancing in the levels you can always select 4 letter words to build up your credits.
8. This is the Braille version of my 428 word game series.
9. I like word games.
10. If you achieve all levels you receive a certificate you can save to your photo library and/or email your success.
11. You get credits for any match you make and you use these credits to get hints.
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I downloaded this app to practice my braille. I was appalled when one of the words was a racial slur against Latinx. I emailed the developer in case it was a mistake. His reply: “People see what they want to see. I'm not responsible for a tiny fraction of the population that wants to see something that was never intended. There is no issue to rectify. Since I use the same database of words in other apps I'd suggest you never download another app of mine just to be safe.” Even if I was wrong (which I wasn’t and proceeded to show him through multiple definitions from from online dictionaries) this was not an appropriate response. I would give a negative rating if I could. This is not acceptable.
At first I really liked this game. Then, I kept loosing because I can’t figure out which of 2 or 3 valid words is the one the developer had in mind. For example. I spelled “sober.” This was wrong because the app wanted me to spell “robes.”
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