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ALL ABOUT WORDAGE

Presently being played throughout Europe under its French version, Bagou!

A game of Wordage may last anywhere from 20 to 60 minutes. At each turn, the player (or team) picks a card and then determines what he/she believes to be the correct answer(s) at the indicated level. And each correct response counts. If the player misses the challenge, the next player can rise to the occasion. The player or team accumulating the most good answers wins the game!

1800 CHALLENGES- 3 LEVELS OF DIFFICULTY- 15 CATEGORIES

Wordage is a true test of skill! Categories include: Word Blind, Word Play, Wordily, A Better Word and more!

Wordage can be played anywhere; at the beach, in the car, at the airport, in bed! There is team play as well as individual play, for the advanced or novice alike. There's even a way to play in large groups (up to 36 players).

ORIGINS : The game of Wordage was developed by a high school teacher, Dan Jasmin, who wanted to have fun with his class during "free time"; those periods when exams were done or the day was winding down. He would challenge the students with competitions while keeping track of the score. Soon enough, all they wanted to do was play! Gradually over the years, he managed to gather quite a large bank of questions and when one of his classes urged him to go "public" he decided to create this fascinating game!

1800 CHALLENGES- 3 LEVELS OF DIFFICULTY- 15 CATEGORIES
Wordage is a true test of skill! Categories include: Word Blind, Word Play, Wordily, A Better Word and more!	Wordage can be played anywhere; at the beach, in the car, at the airport, in bed! There is team play as well as individual play, for the advanced or novice alike. There's even a way to play in large groups (up to 36 players).
ORIGINS : The game of Wordage was developed by a high school teacher, Dan Jasmin, who wanted to have fun with his class during "free time"; those periods when exams were done or the day was winding down. He would challenge the students with competitions while keeping track of the score. Soon enough, all they wanted to do was play! Gradually over the years, he managed to gather quite a large bank of questions and when one of his classes urged him to go "public" he decided to create this fascinating game!