Tall Tales 2 app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Colin Payette
First release : 26 Jul 2012
App size: 40.87 Mb
Grab a friend and play the fun "ad lib" word game where you fill in the blanks and become the author of silly tales. Youve played pen-and-paper versions before but, with an app, all the tales can now be completed an infinite number of times!
Reviews of Tall Tales:
- "Playing it with Family is a blast!! Great Job!"
- "I love how it all goes together and is simpler to use than Mad Libs."*
- "This really keeps my kids entertained, while teaching them about English at the same time."
- "Lots of fun, hours of laughs."
Features:
* Game Center Achievements!
* Save completed Tales to your Library or post them on Facebook!
* Works on iPad and iPhone, with retina and iPhone 5 support!
* Educational AND fun!
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*Tall Tales 2 is not affiliated with "MAD LIBS®". "MAD LIBS®" is a trademark of Penguin Group (USA) Inc. There are official Mad Libs apps available on the iTunes App Store.
Latest reviews of Tall Tales 2 app for iPhone and iPad
This is way better than the Mad Libs app. Cant wait for more stories!
I am loving the new graphics and the big list of random words to choose from floating by! Best ad-lib app out there!!
There is a WHOPPING total of 16 stories. Thats it!!! No options to buy more, and being that this version came out july 2012 and its now 2013, the app author has has 6 months to add new stories and hasnt. Save your money and look elsewhere (mad libs, for example.) The premise of this app is nice, but that lack of interest by the author kills its promise. Mac
Seriously, so much fun. I love this app.
At first we were excited to evaluate this app to use with 5th graders studying tall tales. We thought it was a fantastic concept. Unfortunately, as we picked a few tall tales, we didnt feel that the tone of the tales or some of the word choices were appropriate for audience that could use it in the classroom...our kids. Please reconsider your audience because this has a ton of potential in education. Thanks!