There’s probably no genre harder to break into in the world of mobile gaming than the word game genre. Word games have been around since, well? probably since written words themselves, and in terms of video games every conceivable version of a word game that you can think of has likely been done already. So what the heck do you do if you’re a developer of a word game and want to stand out" In the case of solo developer Ryan Robinson aka Small Bedroom Studios, they’ve thought of a simple but clever word game mechanic and used it in a format that fits into small bursts of play and has basically endless replay value. The game is called simply Words Master, and it’s a frantic race to see how many words you can come up with in a limited time. One thing I always struggle with is word games that are open-ended, meaning they task you with making whatever words you can out of a jumble of letters. In Words Master each time you play you are given the first two or three letters to start with, and you must make as many words out of that starter that you can in the given time. I love having this “starter" because you can immediately start forming words instead of staring at a jumble of letters just hoping something jumps out at you. Also, for rounds that start you off with more than two letters, as time is running out in the round additional letters will begin to drop off the end, increasing the number of words you’re able to make. A full gam...