Set WordSpiel — Card Game — Make A Word Using Part of the Word Before — Family Fun Game Night — For Ages 8+

My friends and I (young retirees), play card and board games often. We are usually trying out new games. This one is really fun and fast. A variety of ages will enjoy playing. The object is to be the first to get rid of all the cards you are dealt. To do this you must successfully use them on every turn by making a word with the last letter or last few letters in the “spiel” of cards being formed on the table. If you can’t do so you must take another card. There are a few other rules but it is basically as simple as that. Up to six can play. Looking for a new game? A stocking stuffer? Fun with the grands? Buy this.

This is a great game for family game nights! Lots of fun! Fun for most all ages.

Whole family loves this. Canberra a short game filling in a wait for dinner or several games for a longer period. Easy to learn, brings out the competitive side of your group! Fun.

Either this game is very easy to play or we are playing wrong. After a few hands, it is fun and goes quick. The only glitch is that if you have two players and one is just more of a word person than the other, the game can be boring.

Easy to learn and fun to play!

I am a real person. This review is not from an AI, payed review, or seller giveaway.I played this game with friends on a vacation trip. We liked it so much we bought our own set of cards to play at home. I am not a good speller and I can still win this game. I would say this game is not for kids just for the simple fact that adults have a better vocabulary.

As the cards do not contain Z, Q, J, or X, it is much too easy. It would be good for children.

I love playing games with the family, and this one is great for including kids as well! We were able to play the first time with six adults and two kids (9 and 12) and had a great time. The packaging is simple and compact. The rules are easy to follow, and the timer keeps everyone on task. The words that people came up with were so much better than I had expected, which kept everyone interested. It's a good game even for a large group, and since there are rounds, you can determine how long you want to play. I also like that the rules are written on a folded card that can stand be passed around a lot. You should consider keeping a small dictionary around since not everyone will have their phone available to search for words. We have a Quiddler (same company) one that works well. This is one of those games you will keep going back to because the directions are easy, and there aren't a zillion pieces.