Konexi -Deluxe / Premium

I bought this for a gift for a friend who loves Scrabble. She didn't like this game as well as it only has one of each letter. I found the game to be fine, but understood how others might not like the scrambled view of the letters. The other two I played with had a hard time finding words--I think I was finding the words for them more often than not.The pieces are well made and the game looks cool when you play it.

I brought this game out to play with friends and family visiting for the holiday season and they all loved it. I disagree with the previous review that says the parts are cheap. The parts look nice and have been durable during our play time. I would say you would really need to abuse the pieces to break them. I am thinking about getting a second set to combine with ours so we can make more complex words and also a set for my niece who fell in love with the game while she was visiting us this Christmas.Updating the review. We have had this game for a year now, we play it fairly often and it has help up fine. No issues with any of the pieces. Every time we play this game with someone new, they fall in love with it. People who have played with us before either ask to play again when they come over or ask us to bring it with us to play when we go visit them. I have bought two more games as gifts. I highly recommend it.

My toddler is obsessed with alphabets so i just let him stack the letters together. He doesn't play like instructions says but likes to stack them. It's a bit deceiving bc it looks like wood but it's actually plastic.

This game is awesome. It's super-duper light, but it's challenging and thinky in a word game kind of way (coming up with words based on available letters). It also looks fantastic on the table. Very eye catching. It's not uncommon for people to come up and ask what the heck you're playing. With the right people who get into it the right way it has serious Jenga-like suspense, watching the tower wobble as someone tries to attach a T or whatever. It's pretty amazing for what it is in my opinion. If you're thinking about it, it's not that expensive, just get it! :-)

Great word game. Vocabulary is not primary. There is a skill aspect to add letters to form the words. Fun to play you can "help" other players come up with words but the player whose turn it is must add the letter without causing the tower to fall. Spelling is not primary but the letters all must be touching in any order and "seeing" the possibilities for adding letters to form new words when the letters are jumbled up in the tree (upside down and angled depending on the way the letter was added to the structure).Easy to learn and hours of fun.

The concept is brilliant. The parts, unfortunately, are of cheap plastic, not well machined, so linking together snugly is difficult. If this had been a carefully machined game made out of wood or decent weight metal, would have worked much better.

The game was a hit! I gave it to my niece (21 yrs old) for Christmas and I've seen her 3 times since and we have played it each time. Great game for all ages. We even help each other, to figure out words, because we love the defying gravity aspect of the game! My nephew (27 yrs old) purposely used the letter "p" upside-down, as a base, because I was in the lead and he wanted me to lose points! I won, ha ha ha! I am going to buy one for my kids (ages 13 and 11)!

This game was an instant hit. I purchased for my son for his 10th birthday. He is the kid that likes playing board games and he really liked this. It seems well made and a very unique game play. My older daughter (13) also likes it. My 8yo doesn't (not surprising). I have found them just playing with it to stack letters even if they are not following the rules.