The Dabble board game is a brand new board game which was released just a few weeks ago, some say it’s similar to the classic Scrabble board game and in a way it is, but it’s also very different.
Dabble is in the category of word/educational board games in which each of the players ill take it in turns to have 5 minutes only to come up with 5 different words, one 2 letter word, one 3 letter, one 4 letter, one 5 and finally one 6 letter word. The first player who manages to do this will get a score for the tiles which haven’t yet been used by their opponents.
The overall aim of the game is for one person to get a total of 100 points, the first person to get a 100 points in total will win the game. The game can be made quicker by increasing the time you allocate to create the words or by removing the 5 and 6 letter word components of the game. It’s really up to you.
| Dabble Game Information | |||
| Availability: | Find It Now On Amazon | ||
| Game Genre: | Word/Educational | ||
| Suitable For: | 10 Years And Over | ||
| Number Of Players: | 2- 6 | ||
| Approx Playing Time: | 30 Minutes | ||
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| Editions, Versions & Expansions: | See All | ||
A History Of Dabble & It’s Origins
The Dabble board game was created and invented by an 84 year of gentleman who originates from the Brooklyn area of New York city, USA. His name is George Weiss. He is a serial invetor and has been working all of his life to invent things, mostly in his basement. This is not the first board game that George has invented, in fact he has invented over 80 board games but Dabble is the only one of those to make it to the mass market and have the success that it has.
Since Dabble has been released it has quickly become an award winning board game which is being played all over the world.
Interesting Facts About Dabble
- Dabble is one of 80 board games invented by George Weiss but it’s the first to be a success
- Dabble was co-developed with George Weiss’s wife but unfortunately her health has lead to her to move into a care home and not see the full benefit of the game