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Stop - Categories Word Game

Love word games and trivia? Try Stop, the smash-hit word puzzle game that's been an App Store Editor's Choice in 18 countries! Stop starts by randomly selecting five categories and one letter. You then have 60 seconds to think up five words—one for each category—that begin with that letter. Submit the most correct answers, and you win! One letter. Five categories. Infinite chances to prove you are a word wizard! Features: - A fast-paced, easy-to-play update of a beloved pen-and-paper game - 200+ captivating categories (and counting!) - Connect with friends through in-game nicknames, Facebook,

Release date
January 29, 2014
Platforms
iOS
Developer
Fanatee
Publisher
Fanatee, Inc.
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★ 5 / 5
This game is so fun and I play it all the time. It not only gets your brain thinking but you can invite your friends…
★ 4 / 5
This game is like Scattergories on speed! My family and I can’t stop playing! The best part is it is free (unless you opt to…
★ 4 / 5
Hi 👋 hope you guys are having a great day/night So to start off this game is a ton of fun and pretty addicting! I…
★ 5 / 5
I really enjoy this game, and will continue to play it, despite the many times a valid word is submitted, only to be discounted. I’m…

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