★★★★★
Easy to learn, fun to play
The rules are straightforward, so we were playing within minutes. It's a really smart deduction game that offers a different challenge each time. My brother and I have enjoyed several rounds already.
Exploding Kittens
A Little Wordy
$14.99
● In stock
- Clever tile-unscrambling for two players
- Strategic wordplay with secret words and clues
- Highly replayable for endless brain-teasing fun
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About this item
A delightfully clever tile-unscrambling game. A Little Wordy is a fresh take on the genre of tile-based word games. It’s a thoughtful, strategic, highly-replayable game built specifically for two players. You and your opponent are each given a pile of letters. Rearrange your letters until you come up with a word. Be sneaky and choose a word your opponent won't easily guess. Write it down and keep it a secret. Use clue cards to try and figure out each other's secret words. Remember: This isn’t a game about having the mightiest vocabulary. It’s a game about making clever choices.
Specifications
| Players | 2 Players |
|---|---|
| Age Range | 10+ Years |
| Game Type | Word Game, Deduction Game |
| Play Time | 15-30 minutes |
| Game Mechanics | Deduction, Word Building, Secret Word |
| Language Options | English |
Customer reviews
What customers say: This two-player word and deduction game is praised for its strategic depth and engaging gameplay, though one user reported missing game components.
★★★★★
Unique word game
A fresh and engaging take on word games, perfect for two.
★★★★★
A perfect game night addition
This game is exactly what we needed for our smaller game nights. It’s quick to set up and the play time is just right for a relaxed evening. The secret word aspect keeps both players engaged throughout.
★★★★★
Great for couples
My boyfriend and I really enjoy this unique two-player word game.
★☆☆☆☆
Letters missing on arrival
The game was unplayable as several of the letter tiles were missing right out of the box.