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Year
2020
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Description
This is Crossed Words, the brain-bending party game of crazy categories and wackier words! At the start of the game, the board is populated with three column categories and three-row categories. This forms a 3 x 3 grid. Players will try to come up with answers that fit both of the categories that form one of the nine intersections on the board. Players have nine discs to write answers on. Players fill out answers as quickly as they can and place those discs facedown on the board. Players score points for each intersection where they have placed an answer no one else
placed.
Quick play
Funny social interaction
Clever word game
—description from the publisher
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Chairman of the Board Top List at 11:27 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- puzzle vibe with creative answers
- easy to teach
- great for a broad range of players
Cons
- may rely on creativity more than tight strategy
Thematic elements
- creative word association and puzzle solving
- word association grid-based party game
- puzzly and light
Comparison games
- Scrabble
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- grid-based word puzzle — players derive connections where axes intersect words
- timed round structure — limited time to provide answers
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Quotes (from this video)
- it's breezy and quite relaxing to be honest
- it's so easy to teach
- it's never really let me down with whoever i brought this out
- it's inviting being easy to play but still having the interest there
- it's a hidden gem in terms of being a gateway game
- I really do just sit back and enjoy the process of a game like this
- the best deduction game i've ever played
- it's a 30 to 45 minute game that can be tailor-made to how you want to play it
- it's almost like a step up from a game like Scrabble
- it's a puzzle style game with pirate theme
- the layout of these tiles is extremely interesting
- this game has a unique twist that adds a lot of interest
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