Alphabear 2

Alphabear 2 (also known as Alphabear: Words Across Time) is a Scrabble-style video game that was released by Spry Fox in September 2018. It is the second edition of the game Alphabear, which itself draws on creative elements of one of their older releases, the 2010 game Panda Poet.[1]Quick Facts Developer(s), Series ...CloseThe premise of Alphabear 2 is to make words out of the tiles on the board to reach as high of a score as possible. The board itself features different bears, and using tiles around them allows the bears to grow into the now empty space around them, thus making the score higher.[2] Completing the levels unlocks more bears and further levels. To play any level, a game currency named 'honey' must be used. It regains at a certain rate while limiting the number of games that can be played successively.[3] The player collects bears as the game progresses, all with their own skills and characteristics. Certain bears can give bonuses for using individual letters.[4] The individual puzzles have 2 modes: regular and timed. This game, unlike Alphabear, has a storyline between the levels.[5]Alphabear 2 received "generally favorable" reviews from critics, according to the review aggregation website Metacritic.[6]

Update Prizes so sweet they taste like honey Alphabear 2 continues to charm us with its clever puzzles and adorable cast of bears, bears, and more bears. The game’s just received a hefty content update today that’s adding in even more cuteness with a host of special events.Starting today, you’ll be able to participate in a number of regular and limited-time events. Alphabear 2 will cycle through events on a weekly basis, with new events popping up on Thursdays and Fridays. Some events, like the Honey Pot, will be recurring and replayable, while others will be a one-off chance to win special edition bears.Grab the latest update to Alphabear 2 by tomorrow so you can enjoy our newly unveiled Special Events! :-) pic.twitter.com/3zIwg5UVYE— Spry Fox (@spryfox) October 1, 2018 Developer Spry Fox will also be hosting special holiday events in the future, starting with Halloween, so stay tuned for potential rare holiday prizes.We gave Alphabear 2 a rare Gold Award for its excellent puzzles and oh-so-endearing design. It’s a must-have if you’re looking for a top-notch word game to add to your library.Source: Touch Arcade

A beasty word game We all remember the successful Triple Crown game in which a player had to build the best possible city. Now, its developers are back with a totally different game in which you have to build words surrounded by bears, koalas, pandas and all sorts of plantigrades: Alphabear 2.Help the bears grow.Features of AlphabearThe player's goal in Alphabear is to build words with the Scrabble-type tiles included in the game. Each time a word is found, the bear will grow and bring along friends that also need to grow. It's a renovated classic game with minimalistic graphics and cute characters that everyone will love.Requirements and additional information:Minimum operating system requirements: Android 6.0.Offers in-app purchases. Lauriane GuillouxHi, I’m Lauriane Guilloux. I grew up surrounded by gadgets and technology and everyone who knows me assumes that it will always be one of my greatest interests. I’ve evolved hand-in-hand with PCs, laptops, video gaming consoles, smartphones,...

Note: This article is specific to the original Alphabear game. We don't have a corresponding article for Alphabear 2, but you can learn more here about the AB2 dictionary.Note: This is not an exhaustive list. But it will try to cover some of the most important changes.Changes in version 01.02.00Added to the dictionary (i.e., you can now play these words):We are making some explicit exceptions to the general rule that "words the must always be capitalized are not allowed". These are the first such exceptions.Days of the week. E.g., MONDAY.Months of the year. E.g., JANUARY.FAHRENHEIT and CELSIUS (the temperature scales).The names of some epochs, including PALEOLITHIC.Removed from the dictionary (i.e., you can't play these words anymore):LOOREEEAChanges in version 01.05.00Added to the dictionary (i.e., you can now play these words):Plurals of days of the week. E.g., MONDAYS.WATERSLIDE and WATERSLIDESFACEPALMHASHTAGLEDELULZRAGEQUIT, RAGEQUITS, and RAGEQUITTINGSELFIESHAWARMARemoved from the dictionary (i.e., you can't play these words anymore):QI, SUQ, and all other such words where a Q is not immediately followed by a U - These may otherwise have been legitimate words, but since Alphabear only has a "Qu" tile and not a plain Q tile, it is impossible for these words to be played.CHINESE - We can't find a use for it that doesn't require capitalization. And we haven't yet decided to make exceptions to the "words the must always be capitalized are not allowed" rule for similar words like AMERICANS and JAPANESE.CANADA and CANADAS - (Actually it was a mistake for us to remove them. We thought there were no uncapitalized usages of these words, but there are. A cañada is a small canyon or dry riverbed. We should re-add them.)CONNESTRUE and FALSE - This was a mistake we made when editing the dictionary. We will fix this in an upcoming release.Changes in version 01.06.00Added to the dictionary (i.e., you can now play these words):TRUE and FALSE - This rectifies the mistake we made in v01.05.00 .Changes in version 01.08.00Added to the dictionary (i.e., you can now play these words):Nations, the adjective for things related to that nation, and the nouns used to refer to people from that nation.E.g., UGANDA, UGANDAN, and UGANDANS are now playable.