first & last
You pick the first letter, your opponent picks the last. Neither of you sees the other's choice — then you race to fill in the middle.
Small games you can finish in a couple of minutes.
You pick the first letter, your opponent picks the last. Neither of you sees the other's choice — then you race to fill in the middle.
Six straight lines, one country. Name it and you keep the points; guess wrong and the border fills in — easier to see, worth less.
Five colours taken off a record sleeve and four records to choose from. You know more covers than you think you do.
Sixteen letters and sixty seconds. Join them up in any direction — and the longer the word, the more it pays.
One word into another, a letter at a time, every rung a real word. There is a shortest route. You will not find it first.
Your word starts where mine ended, and the clock is per turn — ten seconds, seven, or four. Miss it and the point is theirs.
nothing starts with X — so that one is a free serve
You pick the first letter, your opponent picks the last. Neither of you sees the other's choice — then you race to fill in the middle.