Akkadia
December 29th, 2011 Tanya
Fans of word games and travel, you’re in luck. Akkadia will satisfy your need for entertaining and challenging word games, while taking you on a long, faraway holiday, a place where the air is fragrant with mouthwatering spices – where magnificent temples fill you with awe and where cities seem as luxurious as the most lavish, royal venues fit for kings, queens and the rich and famous. Link together words as quickly as you are able and as long as your vocabulary will allow. Find the bonus word for perks and extra points and when necessary, shuffle the board to aid you when you come to an impasse. Beware of the dangerous letters. Use them quickly because if they are left unused then fall to the bottom of the board, they cause your game to melt. For those of you who really know word games for mac, in my opinion, Akkadia is slightly easier than Bookworm Deluxe and a little harder than Flipwords.
Get ready for more spelling mac games. In this one, join Lex the bookworm at his favorite library. Try out Classic mode first to get a feel for the game. Link letters on the game board to spell words. The longer the words the more points you earn and the happier Lex will be. If you get stuck and can’t find any more words, click on Lex to shuffle the tiles. Once you’re warmed up and are ready for a bigger challenge, try to play in Action mode. Use your sharp eye to seek words quickly. If you spell too many short words, burning tiles will appear on the board. To get rid of those fiery tiles use them in the words you spell out next. But, if they reach the bottom of the board, Lex’s library goes up in flames, and you lose. Feed Lex the vocabulary he craves by spelling out words, and if you’re looking for more word games try participating in a spelling bee in 
Bonnie has been running her late grandfathers bookstore for a few years now. She enjoys all that it entails, and really loves books but feels there is something missing. One day while cleaning the attic, she stumbles upon her grandpa’s fairy tale paintings. Trying to add a little excitement to her life, she decides to use these painting to make children’s books of her own. Help Bonnie write these stories by making words out of the puzzle of letters on the board. As you see a new painting, try to find words that will enhance the story and give you points. If you get stuck use a hint or scramble the letters for a new view. There are 50 fairy tale levels and three difficulties to choose from. Enjoy the fun and magical pictures while using your knowledge and keen eyes to find words in a grid of letters. For more educational word games check out