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Browser Scramble

Submitted by Xenoveritas on Mon, 2008-09-15 14:11

I've created a Browser Scramble game. It's essentially a clone of another more Windows-only game, except this runs in pretty much any standards-compliant browser, and Internet Explorer too.

Use this story to complain about words that either are or are not included. Keep in mind that this is not quite the family-friendly game that others might be. Obscenities are present in the dictionary, and I'm not about to play censor and go through the 24,000+ word dictionary and remove potentially offensive words, because that just leads to complaining about the words I do leave in.

So you've been warned.

So go try it out.

Currently you have two minutes to guess one of the seven-letter words. Succeed and after time expires, you'll be moved to another round. Guessing shorter words will increase the amount of time you're given.

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Video Games
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