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Board Game Family Word Game for Kids & Adults – 2 Game Modes, 220 Topics, 24-Letter Press Board, LCD Timer, 35 Cards – Birthday Gifts Fast-Paced Educational Game for Ages 3+, 2–6 Players (Red)

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  • Two Exciting Game Modes – Classic & Thunder --- Enjoy double the fun with Quick Answers Mode and Thunder Mode! Use 220 built-in topics or category cards to spark quick-thinking answers in under 10 seconds. Or switch to Thunder Mode for a suspense-filled challenge where players pass the game before the bomb sounds. Two unique ways to play make every round unpredictable and exciting for kids and adults
  • Digital LCD Timer Adds Pressure & Fun --- The built-in 10-second countdown timer adds urgency to each round, challenging players to think and speak quickly! Press a letter, say a related word that matches the category, and beat the timer before your turn ends. The LCD display keeps everyone focused and engaged, creating a fast-paced, laughter-filled atmosphere that’s great for both learning and play
  • 24 Letters, 35 Cards, 220 Topics – Endless Variety! Comes with a durable 24-letter pressing board, 35 double-sided cards (140 categories), and 220 voice-prompted topics. Every round is fresh, interactive, and highly replayable. Great for vocabulary building, spelling skills, and fast-response training. Reset used letters with a simple lever pull and enjoy unlimited rounds of exciting, educational fun
  • Perfect for Families, Parties & Classrooms --- Designed for 2–6 players, this game is ideal for family nights, classroom activities, kids’ parties, or bonding time with friends. Whether you're indoors, on a road trip, or having a picnic, it's a great way to spark conversation, teamwork, and brain development. Board games for kids 8-12, teens, adults, and even grandparents, fun for the whole family
  • Educational Gift That Grows with Your Child This all-in-one word game is an ideal gift for birthdays, holidays, school rewards, or just-because surprises. No batteries or apps required—easy to set up and play anywhere. Whether at home or on the go, it’s a screen-free, educational alternative that promotes language learning, confidence, and creativity in boys and girls aged 3 and above



3.7 out of 5 stars Manufacturer Oeasic

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Matt G.
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025
Not very well implemented or the instructions are so poor that we can't tell how to play it correctly. You hit the power button it starts a countdown and tells you a category and you have to guess something from that category push the letter down and then hit the button to go on to the next person's turn or take another turn yourself it's just not very fun. Seems like there should be more to it it comes with a stack of cards that you can also use for topics but you have to just ignore whatever topic the machine says and use the cards instead. Has a minesweeper mode that you can also play in where it's not educational and just a gotcha game whoever hits the right letter loses which is kind of silly All in all this game will probably not survive the first time we clean out the game closet.
Matt G.
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025
Not very well implemented or the instructions are so poor that we can't tell how to play it correctly. You hit the power button it starts a countdown and tells you a category and you have to guess something from that category push the letter down and then hit the button to go on to the next person's turn or take another turn yourself it's just not very fun. Seems like there should be more to it it comes with a stack of cards that you can also use for topics but you have to just ignore whatever topic the machine says and use the cards instead. Has a minesweeper mode that you can also play in where it's not educational and just a gotcha game whoever hits the right letter loses which is kind of silly All in all this game will probably not survive the first time we clean out the game closet.
Melissa Parcel
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025
There is a popular game upon which this game is based, so I recommend looking up the rules for that one and using those rules as opposed to using the ones that come with this. They are very confusing and actually kind of horrific. For example, one says "If the answer is incorrect or the correct answer is not given at the end of the time, the player is eliminated. Eliminated players should be punished before they can continue to participate in the game." What??You need two batteries (not included) to run the timer or change modes. There are two modes, one is a quick answer mode, where you hear a topic and have to name items within that topic, pressing down the starting letter until a person can't think of one that's starting letter hasn't been used. There are also cards, so I'm unclear as to when you would use the cards vs listening to the topics spoken out loud. However, it's also difficult to understand the topic said out loud so the cards make it easier. Mode two is a hot potato type mode where you're just passing the item until it makes a noise like a bomb exploding and then that person is supposed to showcase a talent or accept a punishment. Again, bizarre.Overall it's a fun game if you can figure out how to play it. I'd ignore the odd instructions and adapt it for yourself. It's a very fun game and can be played with 2 players or more.
Melissa Parcel
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025
There is a popular game upon which this game is based, so I recommend looking up the rules for that one and using those rules as opposed to using the ones that come with this. They are very confusing and actually kind of horrific. For example, one says "If the answer is incorrect or the correct answer is not given at the end of the time, the player is eliminated. Eliminated players should be punished before they can continue to participate in the game." What??You need two batteries (not included) to run the timer or change modes. There are two modes, one is a quick answer mode, where you hear a topic and have to name items within that topic, pressing down the starting letter until a person can't think of one that's starting letter hasn't been used. There are also cards, so I'm unclear as to when you would use the cards vs listening to the topics spoken out loud. However, it's also difficult to understand the topic said out loud so the cards make it easier. Mode two is a hot potato type mode where you're just passing the item until it makes a noise like a bomb exploding and then that person is supposed to showcase a talent or accept a punishment. Again, bizarre.Overall it's a fun game if you can figure out how to play it. I'd ignore the odd instructions and adapt it for yourself. It's a very fun game and can be played with 2 players or more.
M. Clark
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025
This game is fun. The directions are very poorly written, so in the end we kind of had to make up our own rules, but the board is cool enough that it all worked out fine. (FWIW, the directions are not bad because of a poor translation, which is usually the case, but instead because whoever wrote them simply doesn't seem to be able to explain things very well. Frustrating.)Anyway, though we have enjoyed this game with the grandkids, my husband and I actually prefer using it just with the two of us as a fun mental exercise. In those cases, we don't even turn it on, just to keep it simple and quiet and low stress. We take turns going back and forth using up all of the letters in the various given categories, and it makes for a really fun (though somewhat taxing) mental exercise. By five or six rounds, my head hurts but in a good way, and I feel like I do when I've just finished strength training or something. Highly recommended for senior citizens as a way to stay sharp.Fun game for the family but also for adults, especially older adults. Highly recommended--as long as you don't mind the terrible directions.
M. Clark
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025
This game is fun. The directions are very poorly written, so in the end we kind of had to make up our own rules, but the board is cool enough that it all worked out fine. (FWIW, the directions are not bad because of a poor translation, which is usually the case, but instead because whoever wrote them simply doesn't seem to be able to explain things very well. Frustrating.)Anyway, though we have enjoyed this game with the grandkids, my husband and I actually prefer using it just with the two of us as a fun mental exercise. In those cases, we don't even turn it on, just to keep it simple and quiet and low stress. We take turns going back and forth using up all of the letters in the various given categories, and it makes for a really fun (though somewhat taxing) mental exercise. By five or six rounds, my head hurts but in a good way, and I feel like I do when I've just finished strength training or something. Highly recommended for senior citizens as a way to stay sharp.Fun game for the family but also for adults, especially older adults. Highly recommended--as long as you don't mind the terrible directions.