Words With Friends is a wildly popular game, one that people have enjoyed for nearly eight years. After over 250 million downloads, this week Zynga released Words With Friends 2. Saying it’s the, ...

Still playing Words with Friends? Well, then Zynga's rewarding your loyalty with a huge update on the app's fifth birthday, complete with a redesigned interface and new features. The New Words with ...

In terms of core gameplay, the sequel remains largely the same when compared to the original. That is, you get matched up with someone else and take turns placing words on a board. It’s a ...

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 ...

The popular Scrabble-like game is the first that Zynga has ported from a mobile platform to the world's largest social network. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered ...

In 2009 developer Zynga debuted Words With Friends, a Scrabble-like game on the iOS App Store that quickly became one of the most popular and well-known apps associated with iPhone gaming. Today, ...

When Zynga acquired mobile game studio Newtoy last December, the social gaming giant took command of one of the Texas gaming studio’s most popular titles, Words The Friends. For those of you who ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. After a launch on Windows Phone, Zynga has finally made Words with Friends available for Windows ...

The creators of the social Scrabble-like smartphone and tablet game offer insight into their reinvention of board game night. In July, Megan Lawless married Jasper Jasperse, whom she met as a random ...

Chances are you're one of the everyone-on-the-planet who's played Words With Friends. Did you know there's other, shall we say, homages to classic board games available for your Android phone? For ...

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 the ...