Hasbro Gaming Wordle The Party Game for 2-4 Players, Official Wordle Board Game Inspired by New York Times, Games for Ages 14+, Word Games

I saw this product a few times before I bought it. Like most people, I do Wordle on my phone and wasn't sure that I would like the board game equivalent. I purchased a box on a whim when I had to teach mid- to high-level ESL learners. To my surprise, it was really fun. It's a good way for ESL learners to practice their vocabulary with a competitive element that adds some spice to it. I ended up buying another box so I can accommodate six students.

My girlfriend and I play the NYT games every night on our phones and couldn't get enough of it so for her birthday, I decided this would be a fun gift. The game is easy to understand, and doesn't feel cheap or clunky.The game is a lot of fun and I would say is well worth the money if you are a fan of puzzle/word games!

This was a fun game to play with multiple people. It’s a hit for those that already have wordle on their phones! Only thing is the marker was sometimes hard to wipe off the sheet!

I didn't think it would be better than the phone game, and it's not, but it was still fun to play with friends.

Long story short I bought this game for a family trip. My grandma is VERY competitive when it comes to board games, she will even freak out at children if they find a loophole. I thought this would be a great game for the family because we all love playing wordle. But turns out my grandma RAGES at this game especially when there is a mistake in marking the letters she got right. Scary stuff. But I liked the game, very fun for the family as long as you aren’t too competitive 🤣

This is a great game for teens to adults. Set up is easy and easier to learn. You and your teammate try to guess as many words as you can in a timed minute without saying "umm", "uh", "ahh", etc. Added to this, there are rule cards where you have to remember to do certain actions, such as bowing before starting a round, during your turn. The rules make the game more challenging and adds tons of laughter. The more rules, the more difficult to describe the words. You don't realize how often you say "umm" until you've played this game. The rounds are quick so you can play multiple times. Very fun game!

I'm surprised how little there is to this game--at the very least, include a dry-erase marker eraser or erasers on the caps. There's a 4-page instruction book, 3 glossy pieces of cardboard with the wordle grid, 3 pieces of cardboard as privacy screens and a 4th piece of glossy cardboard to write your word and quite a few pieces of green and yellow plastic. There's 1 page in the instruction of possible wordle words to start off with and that's it. I wish they had boxes for the tiles. I wish they had a cube with a whole bunch of letters on it and a variation was everyone had to use that letter in their first word. I wish they had a timer. There are so many ways they could have put a bit of thought into this.However, my 7 year old is just loving this. He's learning to read and I feel like this is helping him really love letters. I can't imagine why they think this is for 14 and up. It's a wonderful game for kids learning words and having the fun of how to use language. I wouldn't think of giving it to adults.

My husband loves to play Wordle on his phone so this was a great surprise father's day gift that he really appreciated. Our family of 5 has played it daily and although it is aged 14+ our 6 and 9 year olds can play too (with a little help). Not only a fun game but we are using it as an addition to our homeschool education with spelling!