Here's what you need to know about Words with Friends 2. Try new game modes, play solo, or test your skills with 50,000 new words.

I did a little digging in response to your question and, frankly, was surprised to see how many apps exist to help Words With Friends players cheat (123 came back on a quick iPhone search).

Zynga on Thursday is rolling out a sleeker, more robust version of Words With Friends, the Scrabble-esque mobile game that first came out in 2009. The company also released exclusive data to TIME ...

A lot of people do, apparently: Words With Friends was Facebook's fastest-growing app so far in 2012 and now claims 14.9 million users. But Words With Friends isn't Scrabble.

Words With Friends 2 is out now and it brings a few new features that set it apart from its Scrabble -inspired predecessor. Words With Friends 2 takes the head-to-head, word-building competition ...

If You Play Words with Friends, You Might Find Yourself Facing Off Against These Celebs Everyone from Jon Hamm to John Mayer loves Zynga's Scrabble-esque app ...

Discover the secrets to excelling at Words with Friends! Learn about the Word Unscrambler tool, high-value word strategies, and how to boost your skills and scores effortlessly.

Words With Friends is a two-person crossword challenge that takes advantage of the networking capabilities of the iPhone and iPod touch to help you take on far-flung opponents in a Scrabble-esque ...

Wordle’s success has caused an explosion in newspaper-style puzzle games, and now Words With Friends is getting in on the action. The long-running word game is adding four solo modes that can be ...

For instance, Angry Birds, Candy Crush, and Words With Friends. Speaking of the latter, even if you haven't played the ...

There's nothing worse than getting absolutely dominated in a game of Words With Friends. Sometimes you need to cheat a little to get yourself back into the game.

Zynga, a San Francisco-based gaming company, likes to tout the fact that people around the world are playing about 57 million “matches” on Words With Friends at any given moment. Impressive as ...