Alphabet Runner: MaxxRas Review

I got to demo MaxxRas at the UKGE, and I have since played it solo quite a bit over the last week.

You start with a hand of cards and a shared set of central cards. To score, you create words using one card from your hand and the rest from the central pool. You can choose your difficulty level, starting with 3 -4 letter words at Level 1 and building up from there. It’s that simple!

What made me love MaxxRas

Solo Mode: I don't really play solo games, but this one changed that. It was perfect for zoning out on the train or for a break at work.

Portable: Easy to grab and throw in my bag to take anywhere.

Educational: It helps you get really smart by growing your vocabulary in a fun, low stress way.

Versatile: The cards are also great for classic games like Pairs and Snap. I played those with my nephew, and he had a blast.

I can't think of it being better in anyway, it's a neat game, for adults and children!

I'd like to thank Alphabet Runner for providing me with a review copy.