Bananagrams| Fast and Fun Word Game

Bananagrams is a word game lately become one of the best sellers on Amazon. About 400 customers have talked about it and nearly 90% of them have been bought through Amazon and they share their amazing experience after buying Bananagrams. Through this review I will share their happiness to you after they have Bananagrams.

Overview of Bananagrams

Bananagrams is a fast and fun word game that requires no pencil, paper or board. All you need is a table. One hand can be played in as little as five minutes. It is a great for family fun as well as being educational. Bananagrams portability makes it perfect for travel. Just grab the pouch and go.

Bananagrams is enrapturing and contending to play with adults, but it can be pleasure to include the kids. You can easily adapt the rules to set yourself. You can play solitaire or team players.

What are the features of Bananagrams?

Product Features

• It hides a word game with huge appeal/call
• Features 144 letter tiles that are face down in the middle, from which players choose their tiles
• For one or more players
• Great for travel, can be played during the travel
• Recommended for 7 years and up

Excellence of Bananagrams

1. No special squares and boards (or squares at all)
2. No points  or pencil on the letters (all are worth the same)
3. No waste time. You are instead rewarded for speed and flexibility in making your own crossword.
4. More portability
5. Easier to play

For those of you who do not know and want to know how to play or the rules of this Bananagrams, I'll explain to you here. Ok, prepare your attention well!

Rules for Bananagrams (take from bananagrams-intl.com)

1)

Place all 144 tiles face down on center of table. These tiles are referred to as the "BUNCH". For games of 2-4 people, each player takes 21 letters from the bunch, keeping them face down. For 5-6 players, 15 letters are taken. For 7-8 (or more) players, 11 letters are taken.

2)

NOW THE GAME BEGINS!!!

Any one player says "SPLIT" whereupon all players turn their own tiles face up and proceed to form their OWN collection of connecting and intersecting words. The words may be horizontal or vertical, reading left to right or top to bottom. Each player may rearrange his/her own words as often as desired. Players DO NOT take turns, but play independently of each other and at the same time.

3)

When a player has none of his/her original letters left, that player says "PEEL" and takes a tile from the bunch. At this point ALL OF THE OTHER PLAYERS MUST ALSO TAKE A TILE FROM THE BUNCH and add it to their collection of letters.

4)

At any time, and as often as desired during play, any player may return a difficult-to-use letter back to the center of the BUNCH, face down, but MUST TAKE THREE LETTERS IN RETURN. The player must declare this action to the other players by saying "DUMP". This exchange does not affect the other players.

5)

Play continues until there are fewer tiles in the BUNCH than there are players. The first player with no remaining letters shouts "BANANAS" and is the winner of that hand. The other players may now inspect the winning hand for misspelled or incorrect words. Proper nouns are not acceptable. Any available dictionary may be used. If all words are acceptable, that player is the WINNER OF THAT HAND. If any word in the "winning" hand is found to be unacceptable, that player becomes the “Rotten Banana” and is OUT OF THAT HAND, and must return his/her letters, face down to the center bunch and the game now resumes for the remaining players.

Suggestions for Playing BANANAGRAMS
  
“BEST OF…”

A hand can take as little as 5 minutes, so players, if desired, could play for the “best of five” or “the best of ten”.

BANANA SMOOTHIE (For those who want to play a less hectic game)

All tiles are placed face down on the table The letters are divided equally among the players, remaining face down. Players then play the regular BANANAGRAMS game, but there is no "peeling" or "dumping". The first player to use all his/her letters shouts "BANANAS" and is the winner of the hand. If the game ends in a stalemate, the player with the fewest remaining letters is the winner.

BANANA CAFÉ (Play in restaurants while waiting for service)

The BANANAGRAMS pouch is placed on the table.  Each player takes 21 tiles from the pouch. Players then proceed to play the regular game with “dumping” but NO “peeling”.  The first player to use all his/her letters says “BANANAS!!!” and is the winner.

BANANA SOLITAIRE (One player)

Place all letters down on center of table.  Take 21 letters and proceed to play the game. Only peel when needed. Try to beat your own best time in using all 144 letters, or try making as few words to use all 144 letters. This can be a relaxing way of honing your Bananagrams skills.

BANANA CHALLENGE

Play the regular Bananagrams rules but words must be three letters or longer.  NO two letter words.

So far, what you already have a clear knowledge and understanding of how to play Bananagrams like an expert?

I thank you that sincerely to you if you take a lot of benefit from my brief review.

As the final part of this story I give some leaked information to you, consider carefully and do not always go from where you sit.

Bananagrams is far more portable and much cheaper than other similiar games such as Learning Resources Take Four, Quiddler Word Game, Qwirkle Board Game, and Scrabber Flash. To prove to you the excess of Bananagrams than others, check each one to compare by clicking on each product that has been mentioned earlier.

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Other evidence of the greatness of Bananagrams is since the beginning of launching products, Bananagrams has won several awards.

Bananagrams in Press

  

Consider also some testimonials from some of the customers who are satisfied with Bananagrams.

BANANAGRAMS ® TESTIMONIALS  

Jackie Fenwick, Cliftons, Buckinghamshire

“I have no problem at all with endorsing your fantastic game. The Bananagrams are selling very well -Customers are attracted by the unusual packaging. My family and I have spent many happy hours playing Bananagrams together.  My children said to tell you that the banana game is very ap’peel’ing”

Mr. Pezeshkian, The Toy Station, Richmond, Surrey

"It's a GREAT game. Good quality, nice tactile tiles."

Lalage Millns, Lotus & Frog, London

"Bananagrams is selling very well. It's got a wide age spectrum, great for travel, no board needed and encourages children to use a dictionary!"

Other testimonials can you see through this link.

See you back on the other occasion, look forward to other reviews of amazing toys and games. Keep your smile. :)


Warmest regards,

Sobandi