Yes, currently the squares do not have labels in line with the actual physical game. Adding coordinates is not a bad idea. I would however not want them to interfere with being able to quickly scan through the squares that have letters placed on them. We will think about the best way to accomplish this.

Our long-term goal is to develop a modern web client with sound support and other features, but are unsure when we will have the time to implement it. Ryan and I are full-time software engineers now so unfortunately do not have as much time to dedicate to RS games as in years past. We are however glad that we could bring everyone this release which, as far as we know, is the first accessible electronic version of Scrabble.

Hello Mike, when will this be available please on the ios version, since whenever I select it I am just logged out.

Hello Mike, I have a huge bug to report. If you play a blank tile, you are asked to replace it with some other letter. If you then recall your tiles, you get this letter back and the standard point value of the letter, meaning oyu can play the blank and actually get points for the letter you are  using the blank to fill. In addition, I am unsure of what dictionary you are using, but it is not the OSPD4 because there are many wordds that should be accepted that are not. Here are some of the words I have found that should be accepted and are not: qi, zen, fae, atired, aa, biz. A lot of these are extremely important words in the game, and being unable to play them is unacceptable if one wants to use this adaptation to become adept at scrabble. I have linked a copy of a really robust dictionary that you could use to replace it instead which has all of these words and more. https://www.dropbox.com/s/6hc31l1dj7et1 … 9.txt?dl=1

When I download the Windows installer for version 2.2, I get a "This app can't run on this PC message." Why is this? I'm using a Dell Latitude E6540 with the latest version of Windows 10 64-bit installed.

Right now I have extreme difficulty figuring out where people are playing in the later parts of the game. As more words get built, more options open up, which makes finding new letters that were just placed on the board kind of hard. I think the coordinate system would solve that issue.

An argument could also be made that in a normal game of scrabble, you can see where on the board someone is placing new letters in real time, whereas right now there's no way for RS to communicate that information. Coordinates would even that playing field. I disagree with having coordinates read first on a blank square but second on a filled square. That's inconsistent and would get confusing. I would have them always read last, as they aren't always needed.

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Please see https://rsgames.org/troubleshooting.php , as there's a link to the Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable you now need for the game to run correctly on Windows.
Mac users need not apply.

Making the coordinates system togglable should not be that hard I assume, since you can already toggle whether you can hear letters phonetically. That being said, of course you don't need such a system when playing on a real board, or when sighted people play.

loving the game, here are a few suggestions for hot keys that in my opinion will make the game much more enjoyable and easier to use

hotkeys
-jumps you to the last word made
-toggles between the different words on the board
-toggles between the different unused double/tripple scores on the board
-allow player to still view letters with numbers during there opponent turn
rules
-option to set a target score for victory
-option to set minimum/maximum amount of letters to use for a word