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![]() Looking for a new game for the new year? Check out Slang N’ Friendz a dictionary database of traditional words and slang; giving players of all ages the chance to express themselves and learn in a way they’ve never been able to do through traditional word games. Slang N’ Friendz is the basic word game reinvented. Hip Hop & Film Superstar Ludacris teamed up with entrepreneur Edwin Benton to release Slang N’ Friendz, inspired by the frustrations of not being able to play commonly used words, or slang, in traditional word games From "Fleek" to Cray" you now have a better shot at kicking your friends butt! Wh The game provides slang definitions, customization features and allows users to add new words to the game.Whether it’s slang from today or the past, from the US or abroad, Slang N’ Friendz aims to make slang words more transparent and accessible to everyone. The game’s motto? United We Slang! “Our goal is to provide users with a fun, compelling and unintimidating word game where they can be themselves, learn and represent where they come from. Our purpose is to connect people across the world and allow users to engage with someone they wouldn’t normally meet. Slang is universal and could the driving factor that brings us together and one day, possibly change the world.” said Edwin Benton, CEO & Founder of Slang N’ Friendz. ![]() “In a time when so much of the world is divided, technology has the opportunity to bring us together. Slang N’ Friendz encourages users to connect, be friendly and identify what they have in common through language. It’s also a chance for different generations to learn about each other’s unique forms of communication and find ways to use language to bridge generation gaps,” said Christopher Bridges (Ludacris), Co-Founder of Slang N’ Friendz. Available for mobile users to download for free through the App Store, Google Play or by logging in via Facebook or email, Slang N’ Friendz introduces players to slang words from all over the world and provides them with up-to-date definitions. Players are instantly connected to a community of users from across the globe and are placed into one-on-one matches. How Does It Work? After downloading the free app, players are instantly connected to a community of users across the globe. Players have the choice of playing against a random user, a friend, or even by themselves in one-on-one matches. Players are then given “letter tiles,” which allow players to gain points by playing them vertically or laterally on top of each other to form a word; an in-game coin currency system is available to uplevel the user experience and strategy, including an option to peek inside the “Tile Pile” to see which letters remain. About Slang N’ Friendz: Slang N’ Friendz is a word game transforming the timeless board game genre. Players are encouraged to utilize slang words and forgo the traditional rules of yesterday’s word games. Slang N’ Friendz places users in friendly environments and provides an opportunity to learn and connect across cultures and generations. Slang N’ Friendz was created by Edwin Benton II. Frustrated by the lack of acknowledgement of today’s commonly used slang words, he was determined to change the classic word game genre. Edwin partnered with Christopher “Ludacris” Bridges, a well known figure in the hip-hop and film community with the goal of connecting the entire world through slang. Connect with Slang N’ Friendz on SocialsLeave a Reply. |
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