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Abstract: The definition of Quarrel is both a square-headed projectile specifically for use in crossbows, and a verbal argument between antagonists. At first glance, applying a word that has both martial and linguistic connotations is a clever play. The same goe...
Abstract: Quarrel is slightly different from your standard word-making games. First off, both players use the same eight letters to make their word when they go head-to-head. Second, if there are more than two players, others can also gain points by making a wor...
Abstract: It’s been a while since my last review, thanks to the holiday hangover in regards to game releases, but today I get back into the saddle with my review of Quarrel for the Xbox Live Arcade. Quarrel was originally released for the iOS market a few month...
Abstract: Quarrel ReviewWhen it launched on iPhone, it seemed like Quarrel had it all. A clever concept, sharp visuals and a chucklesome sense of British humour. Only developer Denki, in its infinite wisdom, slipped up and completely forgot to put a multiplayer ...
As iPhones and Android devices continue to grow in popularity, it's become pretty much impossible to get away from word games. For such a cheap price, many provide a quick thrill and challenge that makes them unforgivably moreish. Not many make the lea...
Abstract: Let's see... FULL... no, there's only one L... FUEL...FUELS... is LUFFS a word? Fans of the iOS version of Quarrel, released last August, already know that the game's mix of Scrabble-style anagram making with Risk-style positional battles makes for a...
Abstract: For decades, Scrabble and Risk have been two of the most successful and widely loved family board games. Evidently, some genius at the game studio Denki recently looked at this state of affairs and thought, "Why not shamelessly steal both of 'em at onc...
Abstract: Can you imagine a game that combines a Scrabble concept with a Risk style board game? It’s hard to fathom how the creators of Quarrel managed to combine these two vastly different games into one amazing title, but somehow they have.Scrabble is truly a ...
