Joy for All Senior Word Games - Classic Scrabble & Bingo - Easy to Read & Grip - Board Games for Elderly Adults, Orange

Three games in a Scrabble is really alternative to play. Besides classic game, you can also try shorter game like Bingo and Pass. Tiles are bigger than normal and easy to grasp for especially children and elders. The most obvious difference is a U tile doesn't value 1 point - 3 points instead.

The product corresponds my expectations and description! But the packaging - there was NO packaging!!! Postal stickers/ labels were directly on product :( If it is important to you - worn seller to pack before sending!

I bought this for my Altzheimer spouse with poorly working hands and poor eyesight- hoping for a little quality time together. He did well- even won a game. We played with his daughter. All of us sparked our brains.! Loved the time together. I wish it was a bit sturdier and tile’s didn’t slide so easily on board but love this. Would pay more for this same concept with a few tweets in manageability. Thank you.Scrabble is recommended as a memory improvement exercise. 😊👏.

This game is a fun twist with Scrabble. Great quality materials and easy to play.

My grandson loved it

I am reviewing the Joy for All Scrabble Bingo - Senior Word Games - Classic Scrabble, Scrabble Bingo, & Scrabble Pass - Easy to Read Text for Low Vision - Easy to Grip Tiles & Racks - Board Games for Elderly Adults.This board game includes everything needed to play a classic game of Scrabble, as well as two new games: Scrabble Bingo and Scrabble Pass. It also has plastic tiles that are thicker and have large print to help those with vision issues.This Scrabble set does have a stationary board, but it can be sat on a turntable. As is, it is best to choose positions carefully in the beginning so that players who are confident reading upside down are the ones facing the wrong side of the board.For classic, gameplay is the same except for the fact these tiles have their own point values. The other two games use cards to add extra elements. Both are easy to pick up and quite fun, especially Scrabble Pass.I think this is a fun board game set for families, especially when kids will be playing with grandparents.

These pieces are like plastic and designed for vision impaired large print. The trays are a little confusing and fit the pieces in a particular way. It's not difficult to grasp but not what you're thinking at first. This product comes with extra games to play with the Scrabble pieces. I thought I was buying a wood set.

The media could not be loaded. Update 9/1/23:I'm updating my original review and changing it from 4 to 5 stars. I originally commented on the feel of the board and pieces, and while those comments are still true, they really—I really—missed the point. See, this game isn't about creating some kind of premium Scrabble experience, it's about turning the very idea of Scrabble on its ear. It's about finding a way to connect generations through a classic game that has been inaccessible to many people for a long time. I've had a chance to experience this game and all of its versions multiple times since I originally got it, with multiple groups of people of all ages, and I realized the quality of the materials was inconsequential to the overall experience. My perspective has changed from "it's fine I guess, but could feel a lot better" to "the games are way more fun than I originally thought, and it's bringing a lot of people together". I just don't really know why I didn't see this the first time. Bingo would be wonderful in a senior center or a kid's camp. Pass would be spectacular for experienced Scrabble players who want a great challenge in a huge group, and it can allow them to play with novice players without getting bored. Classic is still there for everyone else. I believe this is absolutely worth the asking price. I think a lot of work and development went into this. Yes, there are some typos and grammatical issues in the instruction manual, and yes the materials could stand to feel better, but honestly, it doesn't matter at all. I recommend it now, and it's not a maybe.Original review:The major con here is how the game pieces and board all feel, which is cheap. It doesn't feel at all like it's worth the asking price. On the flip side, the fact that it's three games in one is spectacular. If it were made with better materials or at least had a more polished feel, this would be enough to merit another star, but it's sadly so cheap that the variety of gameplay is small comfort. It would still feel too expensive at half the $40 asking price. Still, if you can overlook that, it provides some great fun, even if it pales in comparison to original Scrabble boards. I'd say if you're looking for something to spice up your word games, and you're tired of Scrabble already, get this. Otherwise, it's just a big maybe.