The game’s simple controls and intriguing story made for a very enjoyable experience. Originally, Typoman was a Wii-U exclusive just titled “Typoman,” but it was later remastered and rereleased on other platforms then called “Typoman: Revised.” I’m reviewing the PS4 version of Typoman: Revised. Typoman takes place in a bleak barren wasteland and has a surprisingly consistent tone throughout. Typoman: Revised is a 2-D puzzle platformer with a focus on spelling exercises that accompany a classic side scrolling style of gameplay.

It's a fun and addictive game that will leave you coming back to Typoman Mobile to try it out again.Enter a dark post-apocalyptic world where everything in it is made up of letters, including you.

This brings up a preview of the word that you intended to type and when you hit enter, it brings up its definition in a pop-up window. This can be done by pointing the cursor at a word in the picture and pressing the appropriate space bar. In the augmented reality version of Typoman Mobile the main goal is to type as many words as you can, making them appear in the picture you're looking at as you type. It can get really tricky and depending on how much of a challenge you're looking for, you may have to repay part or all of the levels several times before you get it right the first time. As you move through the various levels you'll run into some difficult situations where you have to use items you won't normally see and other items will destroy things you don't need to destroy. The first task you have is to find out where these boxes are hidden and solve puzzles and mini-games to acquire enough coins to unlock the next level. In the story mode, you'll play as a yeoman, a simple person who stumbles upon mysterious boxes filled with treasure. Typoman Mobile consists of three games: Story Mode, Slots and Augmented reality game. And when you're looking for new words, those words are right there in front of you.

Once you do, though, it feels like you've gone back in time, a bit like taking an old snapshot and putting it into a digital form. It isn't a particularly complicated concept, but it does take a bit of training to master. This is the essence of augmented-reality gaming and it works quite well on the uBeejoy Android app. Typoman Mobile has many of the popular games that are available on other Android phones, but it also has something unique: the ability to cross reference an image to find new words.

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