A Golden-Red Horizon

Suddenly I'm actually reminded of a similar game called Up Words! That's a game that could easily be done with Lego!

But....why? Couldn't you just buy Scrabble....?

 

- Tilius

Um, only yes. Irrevocably yes.

But....why? Couldn't you just buy Scrabble....?- Tilius

 

LEGO Scrabbble is Scrabble with added awesome.

But....why? Couldn't you just buy Scrabble....?- Tilius

But this is with LEGO.

 

I love the project, and I hope it does well.

But....why? Couldn't you just buy Scrabble....?- Tilius

The pieces won't shift?

While a cool idea, I don't think it would be the best way to show off Lego since the construction isn't that stellar. However, the idea of printed tiles is appealing... I wish I had gotten those packs of printed tiles from a few years ago.

 

That is actually really cool.

There's a number of reasons why I've decided to pass on this proposal. The LEGO construction doesn't add to the gameplay. The printed parts would be of limited use in MOCs. Some parts that ought to be printed probably couldn't be, like the bonus squares (which use a piece that's never been printed before). All in all I doubt I'd ever get this, and if I did I'd probably never play it, seeing as there's so many better, higher-quality Scrabble sets out there.

There's a number of reasons why I've decided to pass on this proposal. The LEGO construction doesn't add to the gameplay. The printed parts would be of limited use in MOCs. Some parts that ought to be printed probably couldn't be, like the bonus squares (which use a piece that's never been printed before). All in all I doubt I'd ever get this, and if I did I'd probably never play it, seeing as there's so many better, higher-quality Scrabble sets out there.

You wouldn't have to print those parts. Why do you think that would be necessary?