- Publisher: PopCap
- Release Date: Jul 30, 2009
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 16 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 10 out of 16
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Mixed: 3 out of 16
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Negative: 3 out of 16
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JulieV.Sep 9, 2009This has been a great game for my 7 & 3 year olds. The 7 year old is becoming better at spelling from playing this game and my 3 year old now knows his letters by site and can even spell 3 letter words now because of this game. Nothing better than joyful learning!
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Aug 22, 2012
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May 24, 2012I love the challenging levels that certainly requires high knowledge. This is definitely the one you must get if you want to improve your spelling skills. A great game overall...
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Nov 19, 2014A great game! Great for vocabulary, and awesome in general! I love the enemies, the expansions in this now, the bosses, and everything in it! Rounds are amazing, and its not just the same old thing every second. I suggest you get it!
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Jul 21, 2015
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Jul 13, 2019Bookworm Adventures 2 es un juegazo. Las mejoras en la jugabilidad lo hacen uno de los mejores juegos que jamas jugue. Bien hecho Popcap Games! La principal queja que tengo con este juego es que solo esta en ingles... Si lo llegan a poner en español o algun fan hace alguna traduccion algun dia, se gana un 9.
Awards & Rankings
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Adorable, not only for kids as the presentation may immediately suggest, and very silly, it's another big success for PopCap. If only it would get properly challenging it would be a giant classic. As it is, it's a thing of loveliness you should buy this instant.
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PopCap is one of the most consistent developers around, and Bookworm Adventures 2 is another quality, breezy puzzle game (with RPG elements). Its sense of humor is pretty cheesy, but that just seems to add to its charm. What it lacks in serious challenge, it makes up for in length.
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That teetering battle between pride and strategy than ensues every time you decide whether to comprehensively flatten a villain with an unnecessary monosyllabic flourish or gamble on saving it for your next target, hoping the board doesn’t get scrambled before you get a chance to show off.