Category: Word Game

ASAP The Quick Thinking Game Fast, furious and fun, ASAP is the quick-think game. Perfect for entertaining on the go, ASAP tests your quick-thinking and fast-taking skills in 26 categories. Quick, name a movie star starting with "L". Name a type of dog starting with "A". There are two decks of cards: one deck of letter cards (A to Z) and one deck of category cards (types of dogs, names of movie stars, etc.). You flip over the top card on each deck. The first to yell out a correct answer keeps the cards. The most cards win the game! For 2 or more players ages 8 and up.

In Blurble, you need to think quickly — and obliquely — to grab more cards than any other player. Each round, the active player takes a stack of face-down image cards and holds a duel with each other player in the game. The player flips over a card between themselves and the player to their left, and whoever first yells out a word that starts with the same letter as the image shown on the card wins that card. Proper names are not allowed. For instance, if the card shows a dog, words such as "drain" or "dairy" would be acceptable, whereas "David" or "Denmark" would not. After this duel, the active player duels with the next player in clockwise order until they've faced all of the players at the table. The game can last multiple rounds or to a predetermined point total.

Players draw 10 cards that have words written on them. Each card has either a noun, a verb, an adjective, an adverb, or is one of two sorts of "wild" cards. The players' object is to create grammatically correct sentences using the words on their cards. A gin-like mechanic has players discarding and drawing cards so they can create their sentences. The tin version has double the amount of nouns, verbs, adverbs, and adjectives. There is also one extra FIB card for each as well.

Poetry for Neanderthals is a competitive word-guessing game where you can only give clues by speaking in single syllables. So, instead of saying "broccoli," you'd say something like "green thing you eat for live long and have good health." If you mess up and use a big word, such as "vegetable," you get bopped on the head with a NO !Stick and you lose points. The goal of the game is to score the most points by correctly interpreting words and phrases. The chosen Poet starts off the game with a Poetry Card and tries to get their teammates to say the listed word, using only words with one syllable within a 90-second time limit. The team with the most points is the winner. Contents: 220 cards 1 inflatable NO! Stick 1 sand timer 2 point slates

Description from the publisher: The object of Scrabble Flash is to slide, swap and shuffle the five electronic tiles to create as many three-, four- or five-letter words as possible in sixty seconds. This fast-paced word-building game uses "SmartLink Technology," which allows the five electronic tiles included in the game to "talk" to each other. When the Scrabble Flash tiles are lined up to create a new word, the tiles will light up and beep. Scrabble Flash tiles also keep time and score. This groundbreaking technology allows players to compete individually against the game and try to earn the highest score possible. Three unique games can be played with Scrabble Flash. In the "Flash" game, players try to find as many three- to five-letter words as possible using the letters shown on the tiles. Five seconds are added to the play clock for every five-letter word formed. "Five Letter Flash" has players rushing to find the one five-letter word that uses the letters shown on the tiles. The game continues if the correct word is unscrambled. Play Scrabble Flash with a group in "Pass Flash" where players take turns forming five-letter words. Game 1: Scrabble Flash is a solo game that allows you to play 3, 4, or 5 letter words. Game 2: Scrabble Five-Letter Flash is a solo game that only lets you play 5 letter words. Game 3: Scrabble Pass Flash is a multi-player game that only lets you play 5 letter words.

SiXeS is about things that are similar and different. Play six rounds, thinking of six things each round and trying to predict what you will write that will match — or not match — what the other players write, depending on whether you are in a "match" round or a "unique" round. The player with the most points after six rounds wins. SiXeS is #6 in the E•G•G Series from Eagle-Gryphon Games.

In WordSmith, players continuously smith together cards to build words and score points. The game will challenge your literary skills and test your reflexes. Smith off against your friends and family to see who’s the best WordSmith. All WordSmith cards contain different 2-lettered combinations. Players use a WordSmith Card from their hand with a WordSmith Card from the center play area (Workshop) to build words. Once a word is smithed, that player replaces the Workshop card with the WordSmith card used from their hand and keeps the Workshop card for points. A new WordSmith card is drawn to replenish the WordSmith card used from that player's hand.