Scrabble Apple
Posted by admin | Posted in Board Games | Posted on 06-09-2010
Tagged Under : Apple, Scrabble
Scrabble Apple
- Take a bite out of this juicy game
- Think fast, or your words will get swiped before you can say, “SCRABBLE Apple.”
- It’s a very apeeling way to polish up your word-forming skills
- Delicious, bite-sized word-forming fun
- Includes cloth apple, 100 letter tiles and instructions
Take a bite out of this juicy game! Flip over the tiles one at a time. The first player to make a new word, or build off an opponent’s word, gets the word and the points! (Red letters double your word score!) Think fast, or your words will get swiped before you can say, SCRABBLE Apple! To win, have the most points when the tiles are gone. It’s a very apeeling way to polish up your word-forming skills!For 2 – 4 players, ages 8 and up.Contents: 1 cloth apple, 100 letter tiles and instructions
Rating: 
(out of 10 reviews)
List Price: $ 12.99
Price: $ 6.99
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Review by Kenneth Higbee for Scrabble Apple
Rating:
If you like scrabble, but hate waiting while other players ponder, this is
the game for you. You don’t take turns — any player can call out a word they
see at any time, and other players words can be stolen if you can take one
of their words and add available letters to create a new word. This really
speeds up the game and makes it more exciting.
This was a gift to my eight year old daughter. She has always been a good
speller, but this game has helped build her vocabulary and spelling ability.
I have found that she is faster than I am at getting words. The only reason
I win more often than she does is because I know more words. In a few years
it will be a struggle for me to win when playing her.
One minor drawback: With the letters turned upside down, the yellow plastic
is thin enough that you can tell which ones are red before turning them
over. I recommend leaving the tiles in the cloth apple sack and reaching
in without looking to draw new tiles instead of turning them upside down
on the table.
I recommend Scrabble Apple for children and adults. My family enjoys it.
Review by S. Abba for Scrabble Apple
Rating:
I was very hopeful about this product. I love Bananagrams and the Scrable name gave me reason to think there would be another fun word game to add to our collection. I was disappointed with the quality of the product. The letters are a cheap plastic that flip over easily. If you want to do an upside down shuffle of letters it doesn’t work because the plastic is thin enough that you can see what the letters are, and you can especially spot the extra value ones! I would recommend any of the games from the folks at Bananagrams before this one.
Review by Diane C. Stoltz for Scrabble Apple
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The term “toy” is not quite what my 9 year old would call this. He thinks if you read or spell during a game (and it’s a weekend) it is a punishment…
As an adult that enjoys thinking games, this one is good. Not so great for beach play on a breezy day, as the tiles are light. I’ve adapted it to play solo too. Great alternative to Bananagrams.
Review by mm143 for Scrabble Apple
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The directions were a tad less than clear.
My family-who loves to play games-only played this for ten minutes before we rejected it in favor of Banagrams. In fact, we actually argued over the rules before deciding that it was a game that should be placed to the side.
If you are looking for a fun word game-buy Banagrams!
Review by Tom A. Frossinakis for Scrabble Apple
Rating:
Speeds up your word skills no matter what your age, with such a simple yet challenging game at a very reasonable cost.