Phrazle
Phrazle is a new, addictive, and challenging word game. You can play it with your friends or family members, at any time and place. It requires no special skills to play, just concentration and fast thinking. Each player sees the same board filled with letters in different colors, but only one player can see the right words at the same time.
Each player has a personal board in front of them; on each board, there’s an empty grid of letters in various colors. The clue phrase is read out aloud by the active player (the one who currently has their turn). Then players race to fill their grids with as many words as they can think of that contain all the hidden words from the clue Phrazle while staying within the given parameters (e.g., minimum word length).
Phrazle is a board game for 2 to 6 players and takes about 30 minutes to play. Players are given some word cards and phrases cards that they will have to match with their guessing skills. Puzzlers must try to figure out the phrase, avoiding any red herrings, and make sure they are not being led astray by the other players.
Phrazle is a word game that combines charades, Codenames, and Scattergories in one fast-paced game where you can’t trust anyone! Players take turns being the clue giver and trying to stump the other team with their phrazes. Will you be able to deduce your teammate's clues? Or will you keep falling for red herrings? Find out with this exciting new party game now!
How to play Phrazle
Using mouse
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I wish information was given about the origin and meaning of the phrase.
Why is is that, for the last 2 days, myself and my friend in the UK are working on different Phrazle puzzles. Also, could you not indicate the puzzle number actually within the text of the puzzle?
Can I keep a total of games
Yet another way too obscure phrase. I wonder how few people have ever heard of the phrase: FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS.. Also, please remember Phrazle, Word Hurdle, Wordle and all your other puzzles are available world wide. There is way too much of an American bias.
I agree some phrases i didnt know either
Not sure what this means