Anex-A-Gram is a variant of Anagrams played on a 13x13 square grid of circular holes punched through the game board. The game pieces are black wooden tiles with a circular peg on the bottom (to fit in the board's holes) and a raised-relief white letter on top. (Or in the case of one tile, a red cross.) Tile racks are included for each player. The game is...
Appletters™ is the domino game where you don't connect the dots, you connect the letters! The apple shaped pouch with a soft, zip-closed top includes 110 tiles with red capital letters that may be used to play three different games: Appleletters: Players alternately add tiles to the first or last letter of a word in the middle of the table creating a...
This is hex and chit game of Gladiators vs. Christians for two or more players built from the Countermoves Generic Microgame Engine. The odds are against the Christians so you will have to learn the fine art of begging for mercy to win. There are some nice mechanics in here for auto-moving of various animals. Rules can be found in Countermoves Volume 1...
This is a travel letter/word game that was given to members of the American Airlines Sky Club in 1971 as a form of advertising. It appears this was designed to be played to pass the time during long flights. Each packet contains a blue slider sheet with 10 square holes with corresponding top/bottom slits, plus 1 cardboard strip listing 24 categories, and...
52 cards, 44 with a single letter on them and 8 'Universal' cards (more commonly known as wild cards). The game is played in two stages. The first stage is regular Pairs or Pelmanism. All players try to match as many cards as they can. When all the pairs are collected, stage 2 begins. Now players get 5 minutes to spell out as many words as they can with...
Match Word is a word game like no other! Your creativity and ability to make quick associations will be put to a real test. In each round, 2 letters will be revealed, and the players' task will be to come up with words starting with them that match the given categories. Success will not come easy, because in addition to coming up with the words themselves...
A French-language entry in the crowded field of crossword-based card games that were very popular in the 1930s, though this one might have been printed later. Each player starts with a hand of 10 cards, each with a letter, and in their turn they either play a word from their hand, or add letters to other words to make new words, or discard and draw. When...