Editorial Review
In this letter game, the object is to be the first to construct eight words from distinctive, lettered playing tiles. Each player picks a tile in turn, and those tiles go into a common "face-up" pool until a player can construct a word from them. Subsequently, players can try to construct a word from the pool or can also use opponents' words as material. There's a catch: you must use
all the letters from an opponent's word and in a different order. As you gain skill, you can make the game more difficult by determining a minimum acceptable word length. The wooden letter tiles are large--a full inch square--and are easy to read.
--Richard Farr
Product Description
Spill and Spell is a fast-thinking, fast-moving word game for any number of players -- you can even play solo. Just shake the cup filled with letter cubes and spill then onto the table. Race the timer to see how many words you can spell in one minute. The longer your words are, the higher your score. If you spell a word that corresponds to the category you've chosen ahead of time, you score double. Rules are included for gearing the game towards the youngest spellers, too. Includes 20 six-sided letter cubes, timer, cup, score pad, pencil and instructions. For 1 or more players.