Rewordable {Review}

So I live in a house of Scrabble lovers.  Serious Scrabble lovers.  Sunday afternoons you can find my husband and my 9 nine year old daughter battling it out in an intense game of Scrabble.  Me?  I'm napping.  :-)  But I knew this game would thrill my two Scrabble lovers to no end.  What I didn't realize was how much I would enjoy it myself.

One evening after dinner, we decided to give it a shot.  Players work with the letter cards in their hands, but they can also use letter cards in a pool.  And not only can you gain points by building words, but you can steal other player's words and earn tokens by completing certain tasks.  This keeps the game going as I wasn't only looking at my cards, but all the words already laid out as well as the pool.  Plus since cards are rated differently, I was trying to build the best word with what I had as well as earn a token.

The game is rated for ages 8 years and up, but provided quite a challenge for both my husband and I. We tend to look for games that we can play as a family, and although we all enjoyed it, I do think it would be better suited for a slightly older age range.  Still we really loved the game and it's quickly become a favorite.  I was surprised by how much fun it was.  I might have to start crashing their Sunday afternoon word games.

*Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this game for review.  All opinions are my own.