This game is fantastic! It's always my turn! We needed a Scrabble Dictionary with it to settle disputes, but my whole family has played and it's a regular thing now! Even Grandma loves it! I would recommend this game to anyone!

This is a great game and much less restrictive than Scrabble as you play on your own words and rearrange them at any time. The kids need a little help making words but it's all part of learning. This game can be played in a short period so it's great for kids. Adults find it challenging enough and fun too.

Great game. If you enjoy scrabble you will love this game. Can be used alone or with a crowd. A quick game to play and also a great spelling tool as well. Loads of fun for everyone!!!!

As part of a "wordy" kind of family this game really let you play with words in a new way. Less restrictive and faster than Scrabble, it is portable ( found its way into my diaper bag ) and can be easily played with amongst people of many age groups as the winner is not defined by most words, or longest word, but by the first person who is out of tiles. Additionally, when the game is over you can also have many winners, most words, longest word, most 2 letter words, word with most vowels, word with most consonants, etc. I have played with my 8yr old son and my Mom at the same time and all of us had a good time. I looked at this game for a long time before buying, now it will be a birthday gift staple. Brilliant, just brilliant.

My family and I have played this game for years using Scrabble tiles (we've always known it as Texas Scrabble)! It is a fantastic game that will improve problem solving skills, word creation (and if you're so inclined your Scrabble skills!). Great for small surfaces and for when you just don't have the time to play a full Scrabble match. The bright yellow banana has definite child appeal, and is much easier to spot than that darn black Scrabble bag. GREAT!

This is the best of them all; it's quicker and more portable than Scrabble and not as noisy as Boggle - and it's a LOT of fun. There is only one problem with it - it's addictive.

Faster than Scrabble, but built on the same idea, players take turns making words in a cross-word like fashion, and game play progresses quickly - more importantly, the complexity is up to the individual player - getting the tiles down doesn't have to be a complex map like in a Scrabble game. An easy to carry yellow banana-tote makes the game quite portable, and the lack of a board means any table-top can be a game surface. Definitely a fun - and quick! - game for word-nuts.

Unless your son can throw a small wood tile 96 miles per hour, I doubt he was able to cause the occurrence of scar tissue or even break the skin. I think you're making stuff up because of some other weird reason.

I used this game within a Gr 5-6-7 classroom and the students loved it! There were no tiles being thrown and instead they worked together to create words, it assisted in their spelling and using a dictionary to check if something was a word. Definitely something that I would use again in a classroom. This is also a game that I love to play with friends, and can easily be taken anywhere!