5 best Scrabble games for Android

Scrabble is a classic board game that millions of people around the world enjoy playing. You get letter tiles, use them to make words, and try to score the most points. A powerful vocabulary and some strategy acumen are the keys to victory. The game is playable with as few as two people and as many as four. Some variants let you play with even more people. There aren’t many Scrabble apps or games on mobile, really. However, we did manage to find a few decent ones. Here are the best Scrabble games for Android.

The best Scrabble games for Android

Classic Words Solo

Price: Free / $0.99

Classic Words Solo is one of the simpler Scrabble games. It doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles. However, it does provide an excellent Scrabble experience. It features a solo play mode, pass-and-play local multiplayer, and a score preview. This is basically the board game on mobile without any extras. Some other features include six difficulty levels, letter shuffling, support for about half a dozen languages, and game saving. It’s free with advertisements. The pro version goes for $0.99 and removes the ads.

CrossCraze Pro

Price: $5.99

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CrossCraze Pro is a Scrabble-style game with a few fun twists. It has the generic mode where new words must link to old words already on the board. There is a second mode where you can actually drop new tiles over old ones to create new words that way. The game has an AI with ten difficulty levels or you can play with friends. Some other features include offline support, 12 board themes, 28 board layouts, and support for nine languages. There is also a hint system in case you need it. The game is a bit expensive, but there are no in-app purchases to gum up the works.

Word Crack

Price: Free to play

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Word Crack is one of the most popular Scrabble games. The rules and mechanics work basically the same as the classic game. You get tiles, you make words, and you get points for it. The winner is the one with the most points at the end. It also includes support for 16 languages, online multiplayer, and even an in-game chat. It is a freemium game with some of the same pitfalls as other free-to-play games. However, it doesn’t have any play limits or anything like that. It’s a solid experience overall. There is a sequel out now, but the original is still widely considered the better game for the time being.

Wordfeud

Price: Free / $3.99

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Wordfeud is easily one of the best Scrabble games on mobile. It boasts a player of base of 30 million people although we’re not sure how many of those are active. It introduces some different mechanics like randomizing the various score tiles on the board. Wordfeud adds a bit of complexity to the game. It features online multiplayer, a game chat, and more. The game is free with advertisements. The $2.99 pro version removes the advertising. It’s a great pay-once Scrabble game.

Words With Friends 2

Price: Free to play

Words With Friends 2 is the third game in the popular franchise. No, that’s not a typo. This latest iteration includes a bunch of features such as online PvP, solo play modes, an improved dictionary with pop culture stuff, and some various other game modes. All three games in the franchise are freemium games. However, they’re also very above-average Scrabble games. Those who want a slightly more mature experience can play the previous two games as well.

Bonus: Scrabble GO

Price: Free to play

Scrabble GO is the current official Scrabble game for Android. It actually has a lot of promise. You can create custom word tiles, play with the official Scrabble board, and even see the actual Scrabble dictionary from the game. There are also a few different game types, including a classic mode, a faster duels game mode, and a couple of others. Unfortunately, the developers added some free-to-play elements so things can feel pretty wonky from time to time and you may run into players who use boosts to beat you instead of skill. We recommend checking out the other five options first and only defaulting here if you have to. It’s a reasonably okay game, but Scrabble is simple and this game is not.

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