IGN - Repeatedly rearranging letters into anagrams is the mental equivalent of hot yoga. Quarrel is equal parts exhausting and rewarding, and its test of skill doesn't stop with the breadth of your vocabulary. It challenges players not only to outwit each other with words, but to do it within the confines they set for themselves, all the while proving their mental capacity for strategic warfare. Quarrel is half Scrabble, half Risk, and the combination is bliss. Whether you win or lose, the brain strain will entertain -- for a little while, anyway.
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Quarrel is a really clever little game and there’s real strategy to it, especially online.
