Boggle

Oxford Games

£15.99

Shake things up! Are you a word whizz? Show your stuff by finding as many words as possible on the 4×4 letter grid before the sand timer runs out. You have got 3 minutes to search out as many words as you can see spelled out on the cubes. The longer the word, the higher your score, but you only score points if nobody else has the same word. OG recommends because: Boggle was our favourite word game before we came up with Anagram, but still ranks as #2 and we play it all the time. Players: 1-8 (best with 3-6 players) Ages: 6+ Time: 20 minutes Designer: Bill Cooke Alan Turoff Type of Game: Word G

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