Quiddler Card Game Toy

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from: SET Enterprises Inc.

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Average Rating: Rating: - simple to learn, easy to play .....a fun spelling game? this game is very easy to pick up and play right out of the box. A total of eight hands are dealt which makes the game short and sweet. We play without a dictionary which is more fun. The players vote on whether we think a word is valid and majority rules. The game really bogs down with players constantly looking up words. The first person to be able to play their whole hand, with one card as a discard, goes out and the rest of the players have one turn to put down as many words as possible. Points are scored based on letter value and some cards have more than one letter such as "qu" or "cl". You lose points for letters that can't be played. You cant play your cards on another players word. Highest score after 8 hands is the winner. Spelling and game usually don't go well together but this is a fun game for any age. I personally like Five crowns better. Rating: - Quiddler is fast-paced, fun and challenging. I have been playing Quiddler for several months. This is a fast-paced game. It's a lot of fun and challenging too. The more you play the game, the more aware you become of words since the difficult letters, such as J, Z, Q, and V and W, have higher point values. I am admittedly very competitive when playing games. I find that as I am reading books or the newspaper, I focus on words that contain letters with the higher point values, then I try to use these new words when I am playing the game. What a wonderful way to increase your vocabulary and spelling capabilities. I recommend this game for kids as young as 4 or 5 but as a perennial kid ten times that age, I have a lot of fun playing Quiddler! This game should be in all of the classrooms too--let's get kids hooked on Quiddler--a great way to improve their English skills. Marie Wilson, Fountain Hills AZ Rating: - Do you know the word 'pelf'? That's one of the more obscure words that has helped me win a game of Quiddler - but I've also been creamed by twelve-year-olds with a sense of strategy. Quiddler is a bit like Scrabble with cards; having a large vocabulary does help, but winning also depends on the luck of the draw and cleverly combining letters for the highest possible score. I'd recommend Quiddler for kids ten and up and also for all your wordsmithing adult friends. Warning: games can get highly competitive and occasionally quite silly. Quiddler also travels well (camping, plane trips, hotel stays), but you should bring a pocket dictionary as well (to settle the thats-not-a-word disputes). Lots of fun, edifying as well - one of the few games that will get everyone feverishly looking up words in the dictionary.

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