Letter GO!

Water Bear Games, WizKids (I) · Board game · 2018
3–6 · best 4 15 min Weight 1.5/5
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6.7 rating BGG
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Our Verdict

If you love words and need a party game that won’t drag on, Letter GO! serves up fast fun and fierce competition.

Highlights
  • Simple, quick rules
  • Constant interaction
  • High replay value
Keep in mind
  • Heavy vocabulary reliance
  • Requires legible writing
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About the game
Letter GO! is a fast‑paced, noisy card game that pits word‑building against the clock. A match consists of five rounds; each round players draw a fresh set of letter cards and must write words on their whiteboards using those letters. Points are only awarded for the cards you can claim before your opponents, and only if the word complies with the ever‑shifting rule for that round. Rules may reward long words one round, rare letters the next, so staying alert to the current scoring condition is key. The game blends the pressure of quick writing, the strategy of card selection, and the fun of seeing who can craft the most creative or unexpected word. With 3‑6 players, a game lasts about 15‑20 minutes, making it perfect for casual get‑togethers or party settings. Its low weight (1.5/5) means there’s no steep learning curve – you just need to read and write to jump in. Main components are the letter cards and reusable whiteboards, keeping costs low and the game eco‑friendly. If you love word games but find Scrabble too slow, Letter GO! gives you the party‑game adrenaline with the satisfaction of word‑building in just a few minutes.
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In English

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Game details
Publisher Water Bear Games, WizKids (I)
Designer Cara Ryan, Marcus Ross
Artist Cara Ryan
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can join?
3 to 6 players, perfect for medium‑sized groups.
How long does a game last?
About 15‑20 minutes, depending on how fast everyone writes.
What is the game's complexity?
Light (weight 1.5/5); you just need to read and write to play.
What components are included?
Letter cards, reusable whiteboards, markers, and a short rulebook.
Can it be played by non‑native speakers?
It relies heavily on vocabulary, so a good grasp of the language is recommended.
Is team play possible?
The base rules are solo, but groups often house‑rule for team play.
Is it suitable for kids?
Recommended for ages 10+, as it requires a decent vocabulary and legible writing.