We made a cool little Scrabble variant that plays both competitively and cooperatively. I don't know if Bananagrams have points on their letters, but if they do, this would be great to slip inside that little banana case. Either way, you can challenge other players and press you luck with larger destination tiles, or you can lead your friends along to...
A word search game played using your own Scrabble or Bananagram tiles. The game board is composed of 36 movable squares, each with four bigrams (2-letter fragments) and/or single letters within boxes. LASERCUT WOODEN COMPONENTS: Eight-piece frame and 40 base tiles. Also included is a list of valid 3-letter words and common acronyms (eg FAQ, VIP). GOAL:...
RPM is a word game played on a revolving board. The board is divided into 4 quarters. Each quarter has a top and bottom section. The object of the game is to form and capture words of 2 or more letters by placing letter tiles, one per quarter, as the board revolves. All players make their moves at the same time. The board makes exactly 5 revolutions before...
This is a game where children put sentences on the board and try to get the most points at the end of the game. There are two sides on the board. One side has the sentences printed on them, and as the players complete the sentences, they get chits from the kitty. The other side of the board is blank and the players form their own sentences. They would get...
From the back of the box: An exciting new way to play with words. Letters, instead of dots, turn this popular classic into a dashing, two-dimensional game. Using basic domino rules, the object of the game is for players to take turns placing their lettered tiles "domino fashion" to build words and create a domino crossword. Play ends when one player uses...
Players compete for high score by forming words, only in this version there are bridge aspects such as bidding and trick-taking. Tiles have suits on them. A Yahtzee-style scoring notepad is included, which contains boxes to fill out for contracts, declarations, trick scores and word scores. All in all, Upper Hand is a strange meld of Scrabble and Bridge, a...
The play consists of forming interlocking words, crossword fashion on a board, using letter tiles. In each of five rounds players compete for high score by forming words on a crossword puzzle pattern on individual game boards, taking advantage of letter usage points and bonus words. In rounds after the first, the board is passed to other players, so that...
Turntiles is a Scrabble brand game for ages 8 to adult. Played without a board, players have one minute to use their 7 large double-sided wooden tiles to form words crossword-style. Point values for letters are the same as Scrabble. A player may change an opponent's previous word by turning over a tile from that word and adding at least one new letter from...
There are 108 tiles. Each tile depicts an icon, a letter or diphthong. Tiles have been color-coded into four different types. Players draw two tiles from each set randomly. Each player, in turn, tries to make a sentence or phrase using the tiles in their hand and intersecting those tiles already on the 15 by 15 game board. The tiles are used to make...
Fundamentally, Scrabble Overturn is a scoring variant on Scrabble (q.v.) The board is a simple grid, into which one places "letter cylinders" which depict a given letter in four colors. If a player employs existing cylinders in making a word, those cylinders are rotated to show the active player's color. Words are scored as played if they score a minimum...