TWS-ASCII is a console-based version of TuxWordSmith (TWS).
If you're a fan of Scrabble, then TuxWordSmith (TWS) for the console - or TWS-ASCII, as it's also known - might be just the game you're looking for. One of the best things about TWS is that it has been specifically designed to be accessible for the blind. And, if you're willing to install Python, you can run TWS-ASCII on any console you like.
Installation is a breeze - all you have to do is unzip the package to your chosen location, navigate to the TWS-ASCII directory via the command line, and then run the TWS.py file via your chosen Python interpreter. Whether you're running Windows or Linux/Mac, you're good to go.
Once you're up and running, TWS-ASCII is great fun to play. And, of course, being open-source software, it's completely free to use. All you need is Python, and you're ready to start playing.
Version 1.2 comes with a fix for a logic bug which previously made it possible to submit invalid entries. This enhances the overall experience, ensuring that the correct amount of challenge is still present while also providing players with the satisfaction of having every move count.
Installation is a breeze - all you have to do is unzip the package to your chosen location, navigate to the TWS-ASCII directory via the command line, and then run the TWS.py file via your chosen Python interpreter. Whether you're running Windows or Linux/Mac, you're good to go.
Once you're up and running, TWS-ASCII is great fun to play. And, of course, being open-source software, it's completely free to use. All you need is Python, and you're ready to start playing.
Version 1.2 comes with a fix for a logic bug which previously made it possible to submit invalid entries. This enhances the overall experience, ensuring that the correct amount of challenge is still present while also providing players with the satisfaction of having every move count.
What's New
Version 0.1.3: N/A