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Microsoft Ultimate Word Games

Check out the latest addition to the Microsoft Casual Games product family! Microsoft Ultimate Word Games is the ultimate collection of the three best word games for Windows 10, including Crosswords, Wordament, Word Twister. With multiple ways to play each game mode and Daily Challenges, Microsoft Ultimate Word Games is a great way to exercise your brain and relax while having fun! Includes Xbox Live. Earn Achievements, share game clips, and challenge your friends online.

Release date
April 1, 2011
Platforms
Windows
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Publisher
Xbox Game Studios
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★ 9.6/10Microsoft Store · 24,509 ratings
Microsoft StoreLast checked October 31, 2026

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★ 3 / 5
I have tried everything I know how to do to get the UPGRADED version of Ultimate Word Games by Microsoft without success. Because the maps…
★ 4 / 5
I have loved playing Wordament and Word Twister, but apparently MS can't come up with any new maps in these games once you get past…

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★ 3 / 5
Microsoft has washed its hands of this. No crossword puzzles have been made in years. 100% of all maps and no way to get more.…
★ 1 / 5
In puzzle 53, level 318 the bonus twister letters are E-G-I-O-P-R-t. There is NO word that uses all 7 of those letters! Even AI could…
★ 1 / 5
Too many ADS shoved down your throat. SUCKS THE ENJOYMENT out of what WAS relaxing games to play when you want to relax or your…

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