Continuing on our mission to cover the features of Word Warp Xtreme, we'll discuss other exciting social features of the game. In addition to Play-N-Pass, there's an even more exciting way to play against your friends, the thrilling Head-2-Head play! 
How often have we read tweets about people talking trash to each other about their Word Warp scores? Given a stronger desire to compete than we had initially imagined, one of the goals in the design of Word Warp Xtreme was to make it easier for a person to play against their friends and, of course, to really determine who the best is. We made sure to include lots of opportunities in Word Warp Xtreme where we could have some sort of social interaction and resolve all disputes about who was the most Xtreme! Ok you're probably right, all we're doing is increasing the trash talking – but at least now it's more fun!
Today, we'll be taking a look at our Xtreme play mode, our newest feature of Word Warp Xtreme! 
So to kick off our blog series spotlighting the features of Word Warp Xtreme, I thought we'd start by taking a look at one of the most common requests we received for Word Warp: seven letter puzzles. Now we've been meaning to institute seven letter puzzles into our game for some time now, we just didn't think we could put it in Word Warp without drastically changing the layout of the game. As you may know, our old Word Warp game is played in portrait mode and if you look at the screen, there's no way we could comfortably place seven blank spaces on the screen without anything looking squished or awkward. 
To celebrate the launch of our new application, Word Warp Xtreme, we thought we'd give away some stuff, in the tune of iTunes gift cards! You want one? Listen up!
