Gameplay is simple - think word poker! Each round, one player is the editor, and the rest are writers. The editor plays 3 cards from their hand - this is called the topic. Writers must then play cards from their hand, using at least 2 of the topic cards, to create a headline. When you've got a headline you like, you may pitch it, then read it out. The...
LockDown is a word game where players collect letters to build successively longer words as listed in their secret, anagrammatic manifests. Players may alter others' words, and lock down their own words to prevent alteration. [adapted from the rule book.] LockDown has 106 letter cards, 6 bonus indicators, and 20 manifest cards, each of which has four lists...
Locuras (spanish word for Craziness) This a Spanish party game that has different categories: 10 questions (guess the character) Logic (Jeroglif, Tangram and logic questions) Trivia Drawing (based on a specific starring figure) Words (9 dice with letters) A very singular thing about this game, is that it doesn’t have a sand clock for the time. Instead, you...
From the box: "An exciting word game requiring logic, imagination and intuition. A game for any number of players, as individuals, partners, or teams. There are no right or wrong answers here! You simply have to match your answer to that of your partner. From a three-letter word fragment, you select a word or words that the letters might stand for or would...
Logomachy plays like Casino or Scopa with words: players in their turn either combine one card from the hand with cards on the table to make words, or add a card from the hand to the pool. At the end of the hand, one scores 3 points for taking the most cards, 1 for each Prize card, 2 for each Double Prize card, and 1 for each sweep (a sweep is if you...
Logomaus is a word game from Jean du Poel. The game includes a deck of cards, each showing one letter of the alphabet. As with many games of this type, there are multiple cards of the more common letters but only single cards of the ones least used. Players are dealt a set of cards, and on a turn can either take two cards from the draw deck and the...
From the Greek word Logos, meaning "the word", this game combines elements of a crossword building word game with added dimensions of spelling, defining, synonym and antonym categories. A roll of the die determines which category is played on your turn. For 2-6 players, individually or in teams. The game can easily be adapted to "house rules" so that any...