I can't find it at all, did they pull it?
Wordament Gets XBL Support a Day Early
News | April 24, 2012 1:49 pm
Wordament, the addictive Windows Phone puzzle game, was announced earlier in the week that it would be receiving an update to support Xbox Live and achievements, as well as still remaining free through the support of ads. Announced for Wednesday, April 25th, it seems the update came a day early and is available now.
It seems the early update has not gone off without a hitch, however, as a few forum members have mentioned issues connecting to games, achievements appearing as worth 0 points and other problems. I actually just downloaded the game for the first time, and have gained two achievements without a problem, but I cannot speak for the masses. Hopefully all issues will be taken care of by tomorrow, when the actual update was suppose to take place. This is one of the most ambitious undertakings I've seen in a Windows Phone game, and I've got to say it is pretty addicting, to say the least.
If you are a player plagued with this issue, I'd suggest checking out WP's Fruit Ninja while you wait, as it was just price dropped down to $0.99 from its original price of $2.99! While lagging behind its iOS and console counterparts, Fruit Ninja is still a ton of fun, and of course there's achievements! How are you Windows Phone gamers fairing with Wordament?
It seems the early update has not gone off without a hitch, however, as a few forum members have mentioned issues connecting to games, achievements appearing as worth 0 points and other problems. I actually just downloaded the game for the first time, and have gained two achievements without a problem, but I cannot speak for the masses. Hopefully all issues will be taken care of by tomorrow, when the actual update was suppose to take place. This is one of the most ambitious undertakings I've seen in a Windows Phone game, and I've got to say it is pretty addicting, to say the least.
If you are a player plagued with this issue, I'd suggest checking out WP's Fruit Ninja while you wait, as it was just price dropped down to $0.99 from its original price of $2.99! While lagging behind its iOS and console counterparts, Fruit Ninja is still a ton of fun, and of course there's achievements! How are you Windows Phone gamers fairing with Wordament?
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