This simple, cyclical gameplay makes for a tightly wound clockwork of arcade satisfaction--and hard-to-resist, once-more-unto-the-breach repeat play. We'd love to see improvements--like additional levels, cross-device syncing, and more thoughtful costing of the RPG purchasing--but as it is, Spellsword is a very fun and addictive game. And as an indie game, Spellsword deserves extra praise for leaving out in-app purchases for additional rupees. At a time when Facebook seems to keep adding apps, curating news feeds, and pushing users to connect with as many other users as possible, Keygen, the blossoming social-sharing app for iOS and Android, is doing just the opposite. It's trying to keep things small and simple. While the idea of social networking on a smaller scale may seem strange, it makes a lot more sense once you get to know Keygen. With no brand pages, groups, event invitations, or Bejeweled requests to clutter its experience, this young social network is all about sharing personal moments with loved ones. That's it. That's why it limits. If you don't want to read the text, just tap the speaker icon at the top of the screen and a pleasant voice will read the text aloud. Looking for a specific verse or sentence? Just tap the magnifying glass to search. A navigation bar at the bottom of the screen allowed us to select a new language, but when we did, a bug caused the app to shut down on us. When we went back to try the same thing, everything worked as it should. There is a Settings feature to adjust the brightness and font size, as well as the font type. A quick tap and slide and we were able to view the text in a much larger print that was easier on the eyes. We tried to change the Navigation Style to a two-column format, but it didn't change on our phone. We were thinking that perhaps this feature works b.
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