A Little Wordy

If you enjoy word games, this one is a must. The rounds are short, so you can play several in one sitting, which keeps it fun and engaging without dragging on. It’s much harder to guess the words than you might think at first, and that makes it both challenging and addictive. Just when you think you have it figured out, the next round surprises you. As a 2 player game, it works perfectly. It’s quick, clever, and competitive in a lighthearted way. Great for couples or friends who enjoy word puzzles. I’d definitely recommend it if you want a fun and simple game that always keeps you guessing.

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.

This is a good game. Kind of a cross between Hangman and Scrabble. Quick to learn and good to play. Only a couple of not so good points... If you have super sensitive hearing (as I do) you can hear the sounds of your opponent's pen as they write their secret word so you can tell without having to use any clues, how many words it's got. The after sales 'marketing' if that's what it's called is crap. A code in the game box tells you that you've won a gift if you enter the code. You can't enter the code unless you put your email address in. The card with the code on is designed so you think you can get a free game but all it is is a major redirect to their app where you can get avatars and the "gift" is a small percentage off when you buy another game. Even when you go to their "store", despite you having this special code which is a thank you for buying a game, there are constant pop ups that tell you you can get 10% off! So... what's the point of including the special code as a thank you when anyone can get a discount just from going to their site? Answer : they've got your email address. I will certainly be unsubscribing when they send me the first email. Overall the game is a good idea but I just really dislike the patronising and condescending post-sale blurb.

Bought as a present for my husband, really easy and quick to learn, fun and the rounds don't take too long so it's a great evening game to play together! Very small as well so would be good to take on holiday or trips to pass the time. Quality of the pieces is great too - not flimsy at all so will last!

As it is currently only my wife and I at home, we jumped on the idea of a game for just two players. It really shows that the game makers had 2 players in mind, it makes for quick and fast play rounds that keep you entertained. 3 letter word? 6 letter rude word? all are equally good! it has you second guessing your knowledge of your family and friends as you try to gauge what sort of words they may use. The instructions are intuitive and the quality is on price point for the game

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One of our go to two-player board games. This often gets thrown in a backpack on weekends away and it's a great experience for new players and returning play. Cards and tokens are good quality, well worth the price and a good one to have in the collection.

We played this on Boxing day, it was a fun, educational game where our 12 year old grandson beat his dad more than once.