A Little Wordy

Got this for my younger sister who has learned how to read in the past year. It was my “grown-up” gift to her since she’s a big girl now and can read (and spell basic words) like the rest of us.It’s a well-balanced enjoyable little game and is always a fun challenge to win. I like it because my Scrabble loving, Boggle master of a grandmother can play against any of my younger siblings (8, 11, 13 & 15) and the playing field be relatively level, everyone has a fighting chance, even if you aren’t a brilliant speller.Tip: If you wish to keep the little privacy/note boards that come with it clean, I recommend a little mister or sprayer of isopropyl alcohol, it’s the only thing that’s saved ours from becoming a black smeared mess. We spray and wipe down the boards after each game.

I’ve been looking for more games that can be played with only 2 players and not feel like something is missing from the game without multiple players. This game is actually really fun and engaging! I really like that it’s fast paced and keeps you guessing. I really like other games by this company so I’m not surprised to have fallen in love with another one of their games. I’m only surprised I didn’t find this game sooner.FYI: I am a huge fan of Scrabble and other words games and have played with others who are the same or not into Scrabble AT ALL. This game has been a hit every time!Will be purchasing more to give as gifts.

Das Spiel ist sehr simple in Aufbau und Durchführung und macht zu zweit sehr viel Spaß.Natürlich hat man mal mehr und manchmal weniger Glück mit den Buchstaben, aber so ist es nunmal.Sehr zu empfehlen!

For two-player only, this is a very fun game with a high level of replayability since the letter combinations are pratically endless! Sturdy materials and very nice design.

We love word games, and with the popularity of Wordle and its numerous offspring, this makes an ideal gift for addicts like us. It's a two-player game, which is a rarity, and a bagful of fun. Each player draws 7 consonant and 4 vowel tiles at random, which they then (secretly) rearrange into a word of however many letters they can or choose (thus dictating the difficulty level, which makes the game suitable for all ages). The players then jumble up their tiles and swap them with their opponent, whose goal is to guess the correct word chosen. The challenge cards add further interest and fun. The games are quick to play and very entertaining. Educational, fun and highly recommended.