Heathcliff +DGMF - Lets have fun with spelling on the C64

In 1984 Datasoft and developed by Robert Bobbio released the child friendly game of ' Heathcliff - Fun with Spelling ' for the C64. It was an educational game for kids and based on the brilliant cartoon show of the same name. The aim of the game was to catch the mice that float from the window sill using balloons that have the correct letters to spell the word at the top of the game. So if FUN was missing a U, you'd have to catch the U floating mouse. But be careful one wrong mousy and it's a big oops! Thanks to Hokuto Force, they've released the game again but this time with enhancements like bug fixes, graphics and an option to make it more challenging for adults!

Words for Evil - Fast paced word game gets a Steam Greenlight campaign

What if you could play a game with the power of words at your disposal. Then it might be worth your time to check out Words for Evil, by Dylan Loney which is a fast paced word game combined with a fantasy RPG. Developed for both PC and Mac and currently going through a Steam Greenlight campaign, Words for Evil features a unique idea in the fact that battling monsters, unlocking chests defusing traps and cheating death is done by the power of your typing skills.