Travel word-wide and build up your Textropolis by finding the words hidden in each city. Play through 30 different cities in this free-play word discovery game. Stumble across a new word? Textropolis includes definitions for every word in the game. Watch each city grow as you discover its words and add to your total Textropolis population! Shake your phone or iPod to get a helpful hint when you are stuck! You can even send postcards from your best cities to a friend via email to show off!
Available for iPhone and iPod Touch on iTunes
With 30 starting words and thousands of possible words, this $1.99 game offers plenty of gameplay. Without time limits, it can be a rather relaxing experience that you can pick up and continue at any time throughout your day. - Touch Arcade
The best puzzle games will keep you thinking about them long after you’ve stopped playing. I found out too late that Textropolis is one of these games. I made the mistake of playing it at around 2 AM the other night, intending just to give it a quick try, and ended up spending a good hour on it. Afterward, all I could think about while lying awake in bed was how many words I missed in the last puzzle I played. Damn you, Textropolis. - FingerGaming (4.5/5 stars)
In the end I found Textropolis to be a very clean, polished, and educational game with a challenging and addicting objective. It’s a pleasure to find games that challenge the mind, and get you into the game. This is one of those titles that should be on everyone phone. - appVersity
Textropolis is without a doubt one of the most enjoyable word games I have played on the iPhone… word game lovers won’t want to miss out on this globe trotting fun. - TouchMyApps.com
Textropolis should be a mandatory download for anyone who loves wordplay. - 1UP.com
Compared to Wurdle, Textropolis is a much more zen-like game. It has no time limit, nothing exploding, and there’s no real pressure to muscle through it. Instead, you’re pleasantly trying to form as many words as possible from the letters that comprise various city names. - Untold Entertainment
This game is well designed… The coolest feature of the game has to be the scrolling definitions that fly across the screen when you correctly spell a word. - Appletell
Learn new words and have fun, that’s Textropolis in a nutshell. - OSX Reality
I’d recommend this game for any ‘word’ junkie out there. - Macgasm
Developer Ian Marsh has created some gems in the past, but this has to be his finest work to date. - Loot Nina
