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A Little Wordy

A sneaky two player tile-unscrambling game for aspiring geniuses and would-be word wizards.

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$10.49 $14.99 In stock

Category: Games

A DELIGHTFULLY CLEVER TILE-UNSCRAMBLING GAME.

A Little Wordy is a fresh take on the genre of tile-based word games. It’s a thoughtful, strategic, highly-replayable game built specifically for two players. You and your opponent are each given a pile of letters. Rearrange your letters until you come up with a word. Be sneaky and choose a word your opponent won't easily guess. Write it down and keep it a secret. Use clue cards to try and figure out each other's secret words.

Remember: This isn’t a game about having the mightiest vocabulary. It’s a game about making clever choices.


what’s in the box?

A Little Wordy comes with:

· 16 Bird Cards
· 81 Letter Tiles
· 40 Berry Tokens
· 2 Cloth Bags
· 2 Dry Erase Shields
· 2 Dry Erase Markers

Plus one instruction manual that you will probably skim.

A Little Wordy game box and card contents

Hey! Reading is the worst way to learn how to play a game. Watch this instead:

Bird secret word and berry tokens diagram with a red bird

quick step guide

Two bags labeled Vowels and Consonants

LETTERS

Red bird character flicking tokens toward a rival

REARRANGE

Rearrange your letters until you come up with a word. Be SNEAKY and chose a word your opponent will not easily guess.

Game setup with cards and a red ramp

KEEP IT A SECRET

Write down your secret word and keep it a secret.

Card grid showing numbered gameplay steps with animals

CLUE CARDS

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George J. ★★★★★

We've played this nearly every night since it arrived, and the two-player setup is what sold me — no awkward third-wheel waiting. The tile-unscrambling twist actually makes you think instead of just dumping letters, and the replay value is real.

Hazel ★★★★★

My partner and I have a running score going now, and the tile-unscrambling twist keeps every round from feeling like the same old word game. Games stay close, which makes the rematch arguments very real.

Lily H. ★★★★★

The two-player setup is what sold me, and it actually works — no awkward third wheel, just you and one other person going head to head. Unscrambling the tiles gets surprisingly tense once you start guessing what the other player is hiding.