When you’re playing a word game like The Linguist: Word Craft, it’s important to keep striving for the best possible word rather than going with the first one you see.

Player1games has been busy. We told you as much earlier this year when we said that it was “catering for every word game player with The Linguist series.”

Player1games has made a name for itself as a purveyor of accessible yet challenging casual and educational mobile games. And earlier this year it brought its many successful titles onto Android.

2023 is barreling headlong towards the exit. It’s just a hop, a skip, and a festive jumper from here and we’ll all be blinking in the white light of a new year.

Word games never get old—but some feel a lot newer than others. The Linguist: Word Craft is the latest entry in player1games’s Linguist series of letter-based noodle-scratchers, and it’s taking over our lives.

Word games never get old. Whether it’s the 28,000th edition of the New York Times crossword or the latest Wordle spin-off, there’s always more fun to be had with letters.

If you’ve been paying close attention to the App Store over the last few years you’ll know that player1games is one of the most interesting developers on the scene

As the runaway popularity of Wordle demonstrates, everybody loves a word game…

It’s fairly unusual in this day and age to find an enjoyable mobile game that’s available on one of the two main platforms but not the other…