GHOST is a computer version of the age-old game in which you try to add a letter without making a word; one and two letter words do not count. If you make a word, you get a letter (the first letter is “G”). When you have all five letters (”GHOST”), you lose. In this version, you play against the computer. If the computer cannot add a letter without making a word, it takes a letter immediately. You can “challenge” the computer by clicking on the “I Challenge” button. The computer’s word will be displayed and you will take a letter. If you catch the computer bluffing, the computer will take a letter. The GHOST word set includes over 80,000 American English words. It is surprising how many words there are that are not commonly used.
What’s new in this version:
Version 1.1.1 improves compatibility with Leopard.
