2 Pics 1 Phrase Word Game 4+

Name: 2 Pics 1 Phrase Word Game
Rating: 4.8 (740 reviews)
Author: Second Gear Games

Second Gear Games

Designed for iPad

- 4.8 • 740 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

More word fun for those who enjoyed 4 Pics 1 Word Puzzle! Look at two pictures and guess a popular phrase, expression or idiom.
Some levels are EASY AS PIE, some are CHILD'S PLAY, some are more of a STUMBLING BLOCK, but if you find yourself IN A PICKLE, PUT ON YOUR BRAVE FACE and HANG IN THERE until you SEE THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL :)

This word game
• has 160 phrases, expressions or idioms to guess
• helps keep your brain sharp
• works in three languages (English, French and Russian)

Hours of fun for the entire family! Can you guess the phrase?

Oct 5, 2014

Version 1.0.2

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

compatibility with iOS8

4.8 out of 5

740 Ratings

2 pics 1word

This game was really good keeping the brain active. Only down side was it only has 8 levels. Ea level has only 20 phrases. That was it, no expanded version in App Store or anything like that. I was a little disappointed but went bk and found a more challenging one. If you grew up in my time than you will be great at this game. All phrases we heard growing up and in that time frame we heard A LOT of 'em!

Love this game.

Instructions say that it gets progressively more challenging as it continues. That is very true!

I like being able to pass to another puzzle if needed.

Last fall I suffered from traumatic brain damage from a fall that broke (or fractured) my neck.

After neck surgery, and intensive outpatient and inpatient physical, speech, and occupational therapies (I'm 69 yrs. old), I have been working very hard to build my cognitive skills again, my Speech Therapist suggested brain games online. We were both excited to see this game.

Thanks.

Mostly fun

I really like the puzzles. There's a pretty wide spectrum of what is offered. What annoys me is the letter hints. It doesn't do the first letter of the first word, it is instead entirely random, which meant that if I knew full well that a word was, for example, The, it was entirely possible that I was going to get a hint in that direction. In Fact, I often did. Very annoying.