Margot's Word Brain
- Each puzzle presents a unique challenge, and players will have to master them all to become the ultimate Word Brain. Puzzle examples - Word Mine, Word Link, and Word Safe.
- Word Brain mode pits the player against all six of the games in succession. Their score is recorded so players can track their progression as they play again and again.
- Easy to use menus and gameplay make Margot's Word Brain a game that is accessible to gamers of all ages and experience levels.
- Game tracks high scores so players can compare and compete with friends.
Product Description
Meet Margot, the new videogame queen of word play. Margot has devised a set of six fiendish and compelling word-based puzzles to test your vocabulary, spelling and general language skills. No two games will ever be the same as you wrack your brain against the clock to create words from randomly-generated letters in order to score maximum points.
Easy-to-use menus and gameplay for gamers of all ages and experience levels Tracks high scores so you can compare and compete with friends
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Margot's Word Brain
- Video Game: 0 pages (2008-09-30)
- Platforms: Nintendo DS
- Publisher: Zoo Games
- Label: Zoo Games
- Studio: Zoo Games
- Our Recommended Age: 5 - 20 years
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 9 reviews
- Sales Rank in Video Games: #2605
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Margot's Game 2008-11-10
Comment: I bought this game specifically for the word search. I love to play. I was disappointed that it was not what I expected. If you're a word search fan, I highly recommend getting Touchmaster instead. It is far more challenging. This game was ok, but I really don't use it much.
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Good for Brain and JUST PLAIN FUN! 2008-11-02
Comment: I love word games and believe that keeping your mind busy as an adult, or educating it as a child, is very important. MARGOT'S WORD BRAIN has several different word games. You can challenge yourself or against others in each of the different ones or you can do the Brain Challenge that combines all of them at once. It is quite addictive to try and outdo your last score. Graphics are great and easy to play from the start. Kids ages 10 and up would find it especially challenging and would be wonderful for vocabulary and spelling improvement. I wish I had several of these games in my classroom for my students to play in a center! I liked the Mah Jong word game but I like this even better for the DS!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Is There a Rating of Less than 1?? 2008-10-25
Comment: Everything the previous reviewers have said is true!
This game has absolutely no redeeming qualities from the sound track to the 6 word games -- horrible. The worst videogame I have ever purchased.
Since this is the second terrible video game I've played made by ZOO -- I plan to not buy their products in the future.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Loss for Words 2008-10-12
Comment: Never in my life have I been so utterly disappointed in a game. My daughter's Math Play DS game had more witty wordplay than this game. I wanted a quick and simple game that would allow me to have fun creating words as opposed the loading and saving, 1 minute games that litter this cartridge. I have had more fun with my DS closed than I have with this game. Sighs.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Very disappointing 2008-10-09
Comment: I have a lot of word/logic games for the DS. This looked promising, but is not a very good game. The games are too simplistic for me. In several of the games, you cannot correct a letter input error, instead you have to click the "x" to clear the entire answer - and then in some instances, it penalizes you for having to do that! The most frustrating thing for me is that the stylus input is very erratic and it is difficult if not impossible, to correct input errors. Also, it would have been helpful to have a menu of the games with a picture to show you what you're about to play. Instead, you have to cycle through each title - if you don't remember what it's about, you have to "launch" it to find out which one it is.
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