In the game Letterjacht ("Letter Hunt"), each player tries to collect letter tiles needed to spell a four-letter word they've secretly chosen at the beginning of the game. Each turn, a player rolls the die, and move their pawn the indicated number of spaces on the board. They'll land on a space associated with a specific letter, or a letter hunt space. If...
What’s something you can’t do in public? Or something you can lick? A word that starts with a P that a 7-year-old can’t understand? Or a superhero that starts with L? A game that tests your speed and creativity, Letterpool won’t leave you and your friends yawning. Show off your wit by being the first one to come up with words and grab letters worth points....
This children's game has a deck of 40 cards, each with a letter and a number. The cards are in 4 suits -- stars, moons, planets, and comets -- and the numbers are the ranks 1-10 in each suit. The cards have attractive artwork -- a painting of an object that begins with the letter. There are 3 games described: Letter Game: Deal out all the cards. In a turn...
Basic childrens' game based on the Disney's Mickey Mouse Clubhouse television show. From the box: "Make a match with Mickey and friends. Have a blast with the cast of the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Show. Match numbers on one side of the gameboard, then flip it over and see if you can match letters to spell the names of favorite characters. Will you be the Hot...
LETTERTRAY is an expansion to WORDMINGLE, consisting of two things: 1. Trays to hold all the letter tiles. There are two stacking trays with spaces or slots to hold all the tiles. They are nicely designed to hold all the letters in alphabetical order, and to be easily removeable from the box. There is also a smaller tray to hold the two blank tiles, which...
This is a promotional game not freely available. It was given to customers of UBS (Big Swiss Bank). Players form words with as many letters possible from their hands. Afterwards they fill up their hands with cards from their Stock. The game itself is kind of similar to "Scrabble Cardgame" except in this game you are allowed to exchange letters in existing...
This is a kid game for learning the letters and writing in French. There is lot of pieces in the form of different objects where the first letter of the word is in-script. There is also letter pieces. The game have 4 levels: 1) The kid take the objects pieces and name them. The kid who name the more pieces win. 2) The kid associate the object whit the...
From the publisher's brochure: "This refreshingly different word game is based on a notation in Lewis Carroll's diaries. Martin Gardner, author of The Annotated Alice, has defined suitable rules. Move letters like chess queens to form words and score points. There's no capturing, and you can't sabotage your opponent's scoring row, though you can try to...
Subtitled with: "5 Games of Words and Letters" CONTENTS: The square 'box' that is ONE-inch deep by 7-inches along each side; 374 letters; and "Instructions" sheet. The 5 Games, as detailed from the "Instructions", consist of the following: "Anagrams": for 2 to 6 Players with the LETTERS face down, or unseen, when chosen from the pile and used to form...