Crypto-Families Round 4+

Name: Crypto-Families Round
Rating: 4.7 (1462 reviews)
Author: Norman Basham

Brain Snacks

Norman Basham

- 4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Decode related words from fun topics like Pizza Toppings, Pets, Fashion, Sports, Movies, Music, Science,, and hundreds more. A quick break to exercise your brain!

Crypto-Families Round is the best way to solve crypto-families anywhere.

You've played millions of our crypto-families games over the years and we've listened:
• No ads
• Fun topics
• Unlimited hints
• Puzzles size to screen, no scrolling
• Auto advance after guess
• Optionally show incorrect answers
• Show letter usage counts
• Play in landscape or portrait

Oct 8, 2020

Version 2.8.1

Improved play!

4.7 out of 5

1.5K Ratings

CryptoLove

If you’re like me, a word puzzle kinda person, but find most crypto word puzzles too difficult to solve then this app is for you. If you’re looking for something to pass your time during work break, or maybe you are looking for something to calm or relax your mind from your daily worries … then this app is definitely for you! I dont leave many reviews for game apps but I do find this one worthy of a review and you will understand why once you play too!

Great game!!

This game is made by the same people who made the cprytogram game and I truthfully love how there’s no ads in any of the games made by this creator. It makes it easier to think and put your brain to work when there isn’t a million ads. I really enjoy these games, especially the family one because they’re all grouped up and you have to figure out several words pertaining to a word that they give you!

Quick & Easy Brain Teaser

This crypto game isn’t as challenging as some, but that makes it great for taking with you on a device in public. You don’t have to deeply concentrate in crowded or noisy places. I like how if you get a letter wrong, you can suggest another one immediately, and if you get it right, it jumps you to the next available blank space. And if you get totally stumped, such as on the very first letter, you can ask for a hint. It is a great, user friendly basic game.

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