WildWords -- It blows away Scrabble! (Click Size Button)

I recently played my first game where I used all seven tiles every play. Mind you, there might have been other games where that was possible but sometimes a short play is better in terms of points and strategy.

The scores for the plays ranged from around 36 (getting two turn-to-wilds but also hitting the lose-20 square) which is a fairly crummy score to 130+ hitting both the triple and double word squares with a decent letter on the triple letter.

My favorite played word was CINEMATOGRAPHY.

Is this British Scrabble? coz where i live i can't find it in stores nowhere D':>

I think people assume the path from invention to production to distribution to "in your store" is rather straightforward. It's not.

Distributors will not touch a game which is not in demand. The same is true for big chains. You can get independent stores, but they tend to see themselves as doing a favor just to give shelf space and regard paying as unimportant.

Thus, I have switched to just selling the game on my site. I know buyers have bought understanding what WW is and that is what I need.

I return the challenge to you then; learn to play WildWords properly! When you play WW "properly" by Scrabble's definition, of course you won't like it! Why are Scrabble-enthusiasts so resistant to any other crossword game anyway? It's kind of bizarre... Loyalty to an old friend is great and all, but can't you make new friends, too!????

damn straight... this game suck major D*CK.

Word was "discombobulating."

Scoring system is similar to Scrabble (bonus squares) with a 40 point bonus for using all seven tiles (instead of 50).

However, that bonus will be obtained by good players perhaps six times or so during a game (two person game).