My Words Friends Games Keep Disappearing

What do I do with corrupted games?

Turn on “Enable DNS Logging” Exit the AdBlock app and go play some Words With Friends. You will still see ads, but not for long. After you have seen a few ads, exit Words with Friends and return to the AdBlock app Settings. My words with friends games disappeared? I changed my privacy settings for Words with Friends, and now my games are gone and there is no visible option for changing the privacy settings back. It seems like WWF is saying that if you don`t publish every move to your timeline you can`t play the game.

Our team is investigating these reports in order to help prevent games to become corrupted.
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  • If Words With Friends is completely unresponsive, it may not let you simply close it. More accurately, it won't process the 'close' input. That's when it's time to get analog. Either select 'Shut Down' in Settings or hold the power button down until the phone actually turns off.
  • A common reason why your Words With Friends games aren’t loading properly is that your account has gotten out of sync for whatever reason. This is particularly relevant if you play both via Facebook on your computer and via the mobile app on your phone. What you may need to do is log out of your account and then log back in.
In the meantime, we have collected some information as well as some troubleshooting steps which may help you resolve these issues on your own.

What is a corrupted game?
An inaccessible game that can no longer be played due to data not properly received by the client application and/or the server.
Ways to indicate a corrupted game
  • Particular game is frozen/unable to open
  • Tiles unable to be placed onto the board
  • 'Out of Sync' message appears when accessing a particular game
  • No Tiles left to play but the game has not yet ended

Have you tried these troubleshooting steps?
Please follow the steps below:
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  1. Tap your 'Profile' on the Main Screen
  2. Select Settings
  3. Tap 'Logout'
  4. Force-close the game. (Note: This step is very important for this will remove any corrupted files in your game)
  5. Relaunch and Login Again

If this didn't resolve your issue, we recommend trying this as a next step:
  1. Login to: https://gameswithfriends.zyngawithfriends.com/account
  2. Go to 'Broken Game?'
  3. Select 'Words with Friends'
  4. Click 'Refresh Game(s)'

When you see the confirmation message in green, you are done. Try to load your game and see if issue persists.
If the issue persists, you may try to Resign and Delete the corrupted game.
(Note: This will count as a 'Loss' in your stats. If you do not want this game to count as a loss in your game stats, we recommend skipping this step)
To do that, My Words Friends Games Keep Disappearingfollow these steps:
  1. Open the corrupted game
  2. Tap the Menu bar on the lower right portion of your board
  3. Choose 'Resign'
  4. Go back to the Main Screen
  5. Tap 'Edit' and delete the game

Still need Help?

My Words Friends Games Keep Disappearing
If you have any questions about a corrupted game, please provide us with the following information:
  • Username of the opponent in the corrupted game
  • Last Word played on this Game
  • What occurs when you try to open the particular game

NOTE! An active game will be automatically removed from your game list when it reaches its auto-resign time limit.
  • 6 days for 'random' opponent games
  • 11 days for all other games

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Happy or un-happy Valentine's Day! On this beauteous holiday, we find our inboxes clogged with a variety of dating-themed pitches, as PR reps (and the rest of us) attempt to take full advantage of this day of love. Our favorite so far comes from Zynga, makers of the Scrabble-like digital game Words With Friends, which is a very romantic, as well as a very life-saving, thing to play in your spare time. (Unless you're Alec Baldwin on a plane.)

According to a recent survey from Zynga of more than 118,000 players of the game, Words With Friends is good for scoring 'both on and off the board.' Risqué! But how so? Among the evidentiary details:

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  • One of 10 respondents said playing Words With Friends 'has directly led to a hookup.'
  • One in three would be more likely to hook up with someone good at Words With Friends.
  • Nearly one in four sad, lonely very wise people have given others their Words With Friends name instead of a phone number.
  • Nearly half of respondents have a crush on someone with whom they are currently playing a game, and a little less than that have flirted with someone via Words With Friends.
  • A full 40% of respondents said they'd date someone they met through the game.
  • Some players have actually met and dated and gotten marriedafter sparks flew all the way across state lines while playing Words With Friends.
  • At least one person has proposed while playing Words With Friends. And at least one person accepted.
  • According to an 'expert player' quoted in the The Wall Street Journal, there is a strategy here: 'Would-be Words Romeos should let targets win so they keep playing, but should also place big, impressive words.'
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There you go. If you're not at least making an effort, you can't very well complain about how you're single on Valentine's Day. If you are actually in love with Words With Friends, however, you may need to seek outside counsel.

Why Do My Words With Friends Games Disappear

For the traditionalists: You'll always have Scrabble. For the cynical: You can meet doing anything you want.

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