Scrambled Dice Word Game for 1-5 Players Brain Exercise Party Game Ages 8+ Perfect for Parties and Family Game Nights

Fast, fun, and challenging! This is a great adaptation of BOOGLE and SCRABBLE. It's a very unique game in its own right . It truly is for 1-5 players. If you purchase a second or third set, you could have a great game night for a large group. The colors are vibrant. The instructions are very clear. Honestly, it's a great game for any word puzzle lover.

This is a fun, fast-paced game that's easy to learn and never plays exactly the same way twice. The instructions are super easy to follow, and the dice feel like good quality. It can be surprisingly challenging depending on the roll, but that's part of what makes it so fun. It comes with a 3-minute sand timer, although beginners may want to use a phone or longer timer if they need more time. The only thing I found confusing is that it says 1–5 players but doesn't explain how to play solo—I'm assuming you simply try to use all your dice before the timer runs out. We also ran into a tie-breaker situation where we both used the same number of dice and had the same number of letters in our words, so a double tie-breaker rule would be helpful.

One of the things my son, daughter in law and 4 grandsons love to do when I go to their house to visit is to play games. The boys amaze me, especially the 6 and 8 year olds, at how they understand how all the games are played! We have so much fun, yelping, laughing, and going all out to be the winner. I saw this game on the WM app, and it was a must-have for my oldest grandson's birthday next month! The 16 and 14-year old are in advanced classes in school and love challenges. This "Scrambld" game is going to be a huge hit with them. I cant eaut to play it myself. We are a family of spellers and from the game description of making crosswords with dice that have letters on them, to see how many words can be linked together in 3 minutes. This will help the younger two with their word spelling. I think this is going to be our favorite game of them all! I received this game in exchange for an honest review. It arrived 1 day after ordering, double boxed for protection. I'm going to have to give it two thumbs up before actually playing!

I just love this game. It is fairly easy yet challenging at the same time. This is a quality game that makes you think. The fact that the game is timed makes it fun as it is a race against the clock or sand timer in this case to use all of your dice. The dice are very colorful. There is a full color instruction booklet with the game rules. This game will provide lots of fun on game night. It is well worth the purchase price and would make a great gift.

Love the game....I got it for my grandkids to use/play during some of their school time (they homeschool). I like that it encourages spelling, vocabulary, and quick thinking while still feeling like a game rather than a learning activity. It's compact, simple to set up, and a great option for both kids and adults.

My husband and I played this and I was not doing so great. Sometimes you roll a couple of the same letters and get really stumped. This is much more difficult than Scrabble but I'd say it's more fun than that! I recommend this game for any Scrabble or word game fan!

Instructions are fairly easy and straightforward. I am hoping to use this as a team building game in the office. Very much like a crossword. Nice set too.

I got this game to use as part of homeschooling. I think it will be a great addition to our language arts material and something fun to break the monotony of bookwork.

Fun game to play. It came with clear instructions and its very easy to play even for a 1st grader. The dice feel sturdy and the little sand tiner too. It came with a little canvas baggy. Great for game night.

The good - I love the weight of the dice. They roll well, and they aren't so light that they fly off the table. The colors are pretty! The bright colors make the game very eye appealing! Now, the as great - I feel like this is one of those games in which you modify the rules and your family then uses the modified rules every single time they play. Then years later, they play the game at someone else's house and are surprised that the rules they've been playing by all the years aren't correct. Here's why I say that - there aren't enough vowels. Making the first couple words is fun and I like the idea of playing off your own pieces and trying to beat the others. But once you play a couple words, it's like you (or at least me) get stuck and are out of vowels so no more words can be formed. And you've already played off the vowels that you already put in a word. Anyway, I hope others have a better experience playing this because the concept is so fun!