Boggle Reviews

I have always been a fan of Scrabble where time wasn’t against you, however Boggle was a game that I never liked as a child, because I couldn't compete (i.e. win) against my parents and older sister. Now I love it. Therefore I suggest that the optimum age range is 40 (actually, I have been enjoying it for the last ten years, so ...  Read the complete review

Boggle is a fun little game with very few rules which means that it can be understood by practically anybody. The game consists of a box of cubes with letters on each side, the box is shaken up and the letters fall into a grid at the bottom. The objective of the game is to see how many words each player can make in a certain ...  Read the complete review

Dear Easter Bunny, I'm writing to you instead of Santa because you keep getting over-looked in favour of the big hairy guy in the red suit. Please please please could I have Boggle instead of chocolate eggs? I used to play it a lot when I was really young, but since I left home I don't have my own game. The person I ...  Read the complete review

Boggle is a nationwide favourite and I have to say, it is problably one of my favorite traditional games. The official scoring system can be quite complicated to tally. An alternative scoring system I normally use is to gain 2 points for a unique word and 1 point for any others. Whichever way you play, look for plurals (if you ...  Read the complete review

Ok, so who of you have heard of boggle? Not many I reckon, but it is actually a good game, which tests your vocabulary of proper English words. The idea is simple - shake a bubble type thing with cubes, which have letters of the alphabet on all 6 faces - so that you get a set of letters from which you must make words. The game may ...  Read the complete review

A game that can be played by as many as you like and no end really unless you state a time limit or rounds at the begining. A game devised to make words out of lettered squares, all letters have to be touching to make a word and letters can be used as offten as you like to make the words. The only thing that stops you making words is the ...  Read the complete review

If you don't know what Boggle is there's something wrong with you. But seriously, the idea is simple. You have a bunch of cubes with letters on the side, you shake 'em up and let them fall into a grid, you start the timer and everyone tries to find as many words in the grid as possible. This is simple but fun! This makes for a ...  Read the complete review

Boggle is a great family game in which the aim is to try and create as many words from the cube as you can in a set time. Each word is worth points and the person with the most points is the winner!!! This game has left me boggled after playing it for so long. I just love it. It is a game that can go on for a couple of minutes or hours, you can ...  Read the complete review

If you are a fan of wordsearches and also like playing board games, rather than watching mindless drivel on TV, then this game is certainly for you! Open the box and the world of "Boggle" is your oyster: you are now armed with a pencil, notepad, sand timer and several cubes which have letters on, which rest in a special tray, ...  Read the complete review

For all you people who loved to see how many words you could make out of "Constantinople" when you were 10, Boggle is a family word game on a par with Scrabble, Countdown and Word Yahtzee, only more accessible for younger players. Boggle is basically a box with 25 dice. Each die has six letters on it instead of numbers - ...  Read the complete review

What's Boggle? Its a highly addictive word game with lettered dice and an egg timer. It comes with 25 dice set up in a grid of 5 by 5. The object is to make as many words as you can in a set time period (2-3 mins). The only catch is that you must start from any one lettered dice and go in any horizontal or vertical direction adjacent and ...  Read the complete review