Boggle (PC)

Description: The gameplay consists of creating as many words as possible from a random selection of letters arranged in a grid. ... more

Boggle (PC) ... Qualifying words must be composed of letters in line with each other (vertically, horizontally or diagonally). The game checks your words using a good system whereby you drag a cursor around the grid of letters.

Newest Review: ... Run Program – Installation The installation process is very simple, and full instructions are available. The whole process ... more

... actually takes less than 10 minutes dependant on your processor speed. *Boggle CD-Rom Games* Upon installation you are presented with a screen showing you the 5 games available to play. Upon selection you will be asked whether you wish to play Original (see below) or Master (see below), how many players you wish to play with, and you are given the option of naming the individual players. **Classic Mode** – This is a four-player game based on the classic manual version of Boggle. If playing against the computer you...more

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Boggle (PC): Boggling along... (1539 words)
by - written on 25/07/05 (Very useful, 184 readings)
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Since an early age I have been very fond of word games and puzzles, and am continually looking for new puzzle style CD-Rom games to keep me amused. It’s because of this passion, that I purchased Boggle CD-Rom after seeing it in my local PC-World. *Background Information* Classically Boggle is a word game that consists of 16 lettered dice and a 4x4 square grid. The lettered dice are placed into a clear cube container, shaken, and allowed to fall into the 16 grid squares available. Contestants then have 3 minutes to make as many words as possible (3 or more letters) from the letters displayed. Each word must be made up of adjoining dice (any ... Read the complete review

THE MIND BOGGLES (1714 words)
by - written on 18/11/02 (Very useful, 191 readings)
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I have been a fan of crosswords, anagrams, scrabble and other similar word games for as long as I can remember which is how I came about discovering Boggle. I have never played the board game style version of Boggle and didn't really know much about it until one day, whilst browsing through some old demo C D Roms, I stumbled on a free downloadable demo version of it and from then on I was hooked and went out to buy the full version. Boggle is a word game, but unlike Scrabble it is not played with tiles and a board but with lettered cubes and a 16 square grid, ( I will describe how it is played throughout my opinion). The computer version of ... Read the complete review