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Go word-to-word. Challenge yourself or friends in this 2-player word board game
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
NYT Crossplay is a two-player word board game from NYT Games. Each player places letter tiles on a shared board in turn and scores points for the words they build.
It suits people who want a head-to-head word game with friends or family, or who want to practice alone against the computer. The listing says the game has no in-app ads.
You can start games with friends and family, or be matched with random opponents. The listing says you can run several word games at the same time against different players.
The build we hold is NYT Crossplay: Play and Spell 2.30.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Each game has an in-game chat for trading strategy and comments with your opponent. The listing describes the game as focused, with no distractions beyond the board.
You can start a friendly competition with a friend and track standings on a leaderboard. The developer says the matchmaking pairs you with opponents of similar strength.
Random matches and friend matches both feed into the same competitive play, so a player can move between them without changing modes.
After every two-player game, Cross Bot offers tips on the moves you made. The listing presents this as a way to learn from each match.
For practice without a live opponent, you can play against the computer to sharpen your spelling and board strategy.
The app has a word of the day and a built-in dictionary, which the listing presents as a way to expand your vocabulary. You can look up words without leaving the game.
Your game history keeps a record of past matches, and you can review the words you played on the board in each one.