Lexicon The Classic Word Game

Lexicon was first marketed in 1930 by Waddingtons toys. Its changed remarkably little since then. Its a based upon a very simple concept and theres not much that really could be changed. Its very simplicity makes it an easy game for both children and adults to play and it takes up very little space making it a great game to play on trains and ferries as well as at home. Lexicon is a card game with a difference, instead of numbers each card features a single letter with a points value similar. The pack measures 12cm x 9cm x 2cm. It contains a deck of Lexicon cards, a pad of tear off single use score cards and the instructions for three different games that can ...  Read the complete review

Lexicon has been around since the 1930s. It is a brilliant word game that will give hours of fun. It has not dated and I still enjoy playing this as an adult, as much as I did when I was a child. There are three games that can be played using the letter cards. 1. Master Lexicon is a game to make up words with the letters that you have. 2. Lexicon Criss-Cross is a crossword type game (I personally find this one a little confusing!) 3. Lexicon Riddance is a speed game where players race to use up cards. Each box contains 52 cards, a score pad and game rules. The box of Lexicon cards costs about £6. It is well worth it ...  Read the complete review