It mixes King’s familiar game formula involving levels, IAPs and power-ups with a spelling game. Stay tuned for more on this one.Alphabetty Saga by King is the newest hit mobile game for the Android and the iOS platforms ( here’s our review). We have reached out to King to find out whether or not there are any plans to bring AlphaBetty Saga on Windows Phone platform as well. It should work on all devices running iOS 5.1.1 or later. The game should be fully compatible with all devices powered by Android 2.3 and up.įor iOS users, the game is now available for download via App Store. You can now download AlphaBetty Saga for Android for free via Google Play Store. Also, players will be have to collect Artefacts that hold unique abilities which can help them overcome the more difficult levels. There are no less than 140 levels spread among three chapters: London, Egypt and New York. The game comes with 5 different modes, so players can choose the one that fits their gameplay style best: Scoring, Cheese Falls, Bubble Pop, Word Frenzy and Cheddar Spreader.
According to developers, the AlphaBetty Saga uses non-linear gameplay in order to improve creative word play and strategic opportunities for gamers.īasically, you will have to connect adjacent letters to create words, score points and ultimately advance through a world very much like our own except for one small detail, it’s inhabited by mice and much of it is made of cheese. Players will be called out by Professor Alpha to help him complete the legendary book. In AlphaBetty Saga you play the role of Betty, a young mouse living in the 1930s, as she follows her grandfather, Professor Alpha, and his loyal assistant, Barney, to discover lost words to complete the “Encyclopedia of Everything.” This time Saga fans will be taking a trip into the world of words, accompanied by an adventurous band of mice. The new game is now available for free on Android, iOS and Facebook platforms. Developer King has just announced its first word-based game in the Saga series, AlphaBetty Saga.
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