This Western Australian production could possibly be described as parallel games of Scrabble without a board. Players each have a collection of lettered tiles and they create their own set of words that interconnect in the style of a crossword. Like Scrabble, each letter has a score with letters that are harder to use having a higher score. Manufactured in...
Use letter cards to form the most words. Key differences between this game and Go Fish: 1. Players ask for letters to form words, not numbers to make matches. 2. Players must form words of three letters or more. 3. At the end of the game, players count how many words they have formed. Each word counts as one point. Players subtract one point if they have...
Try to win this game of football by building words out of letter tiles representing players on your team. The defense and offense build words at the same time, and the offense advances the ball down the field based on how much better their word is. The defense also gets to intercept the ball, if they can guess how the offense will play. So huddle up, map...
"Modern word game with ancient values" From the publisher's site: Go, Matria! is an educational word game based on the ancient Kaballah system of numerology, Gematria, where each letter has a numerical value based on its placement in the alphabet. As time begins, players roll the die and race each other to collect letters, but they must be careful; players...
The Go Words deck has two colored suits, pink and dark gray, and each suit has 27 cards, one for each letter of the alphabet, and a blank (wild) card. Each card has a point value between 1 and 10 depending on the letter's frequency, the blank being worth 0. Each card also has a line drawing, typically of something starting with its letter (e.g. Apple...
Board game "Годо" (Godo) - best game for any party! This game develops imagination and creativity. It can be played both in teams or individually. Goal of the game: score the most points by explaining words in 2 minute, using different methods (speech, drawing, pantomime or using one word). For each method of explanation a different number of points is...