Free word game software for mac

Memory is a simple matching game the asks players to turn over cards until they find a match.

In the current implementation, only letters are displayed (and colored if more than 52 cards are needed) for players to match against.

Completly freeware and open-source.

R-game is an original card game that is loosely described as bet some money and hope that you have a good hand. It is more complex than that, but there is no room for a full description here.

It also comes with a save function, so you can pick up where you left off any time.

Word Counter is a simple Macintosh OS X application that performs a word count and a character count. Text can be typed, pasted, or dragged into the window. Text files can also be dragged into the window.
Word Counter can count all words or only words above a specified length. Additionally, it can perform a count of just part of the text if it is highlighted.
Word Counter can automatically update the count based on a user-definable interval.
It can also perform word counts on open documents from Apples TextEdit application via a small floating window.
Word Counter may be useful for writing a paper or an abstract that sets a specific limit on the number of words or characters allowed.
Enhancements:
- Word Counter can now work with multiple applications including TextEdit, Microsoft Word, Pages, TextWrangler, and others.
- Minor interface changes

Break Out Game 1.0 is really an interesting and beneficial program which keeps the ball up using the paddle, and clear the whole field of bricks.

Daily Word Widget displays the Word of the Day from your choice of nine different word-related websites including Merriam-Webster and Dictionary.com. Click the widget to expand and reveal the definition. Specify the word source on the back of the widget. You can even keep multiple copies of this widget on your Dashboard, each with a different word source. The selected source is shown at the bottom of the front of the widget as a link to the corresponding web page. When the Wordsmith.Org source is used, the word can be spoken aloud by clicking the audio icon that appears next to the word.
Available Sources: Merriam-Webster, Dictionary.com, Wordsmith.Org, Yahoo! Education, TheFreeDictionary.com, MedicineNet.com, Brainy Dictionary, Scrabble-Assoc.com, Braingle.com
Enhancements:
- Now offers 9 different word sources (selected on back of widget)
- Added Merriam-Webster word source
- Hear the word spoken aloud (available for the Wordsmith.Org source only)
- Updated user interface
- Fixed a bug that caused the Wordsmith.Org source to display incorrectly.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later, Safari 1.0 or later.