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This new Scrabble inspired game is a distraction-free alternative to ad-loaded competitors like Words With Friends.

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If you've played Words with Friends or Scrabble, then you should figure out how to play Crossplay pretty quickly.

Its newest launch will be the first new game to live as a standalone app, marking a key milestone for the news publisher.