Haiclue | Fast-Paced Board Game for 2-12 Players | Combine Word Tiles to Create Clues | Creative Activity for Adults or Families | Two Player Cooperative or Multiplayer Competitive Party Game

Great game! We were able to enjoy it just with two people and also really fun with a big group. A unique twist on word games that you’ll want to check out because it makes you think differently. Loved the colors and even had fun unwrapping and putting together all the pieces. On my list for family for Christmas presents. It’s a game everyone should have on their game shelf.

This is a phenomenal game. It's an easy, accessible way to express creativity in a fun and friendly setting. If you're the type of person who loves gaming, it offers unique creative competition. If you're a more casual gamer, it's a great way to engage with friends and play with poetry in a low-stakes environment. Good for all ages. I heartily recommend!

It is hard to find good two player games! This is a great game to play with my partner because it is cooperative when played two players. Nice quick game that we can play a few rounds and it is pretty relaxed.

I bought this game with a bit of hesitation considering it's fairly new and there were few reviews posted. However, I'm VERY glad it purchased it.It's rather hard to learn at the beginning and it took us several tries to begin to get the hang of it. We've played 4 times now and things are starting to "gel." We are enjoying it more every time we play and the best part it is there are so many ways to go about play every game is unique. We are looking forward to becoming more proficient so we can start to teach more friends and have a bigger group to play with. I would absolutely recommend it to any adult who enjoys a challenging game and who has the patience to deal with the "learning curve."

Thickness has nothing to do with the game. It’s easy to learn and combines logic and intuitive thinking in the interesting word game. Beer chips

A poetic word game, plays well with 2 or a large group.

I bought this for my 24 year old nephew who is a master of games like Scrabble, Bananagrams etc. for a birthday gift.He loved this game...he is finicky...so that says a lot.

This game is very similar to Code Names. One person must give clues to get the others to guess their word. In CodeNames, the clue giver can choose from his entire vocabulary. But in Haiclue, he must choose from 15 randomly picked words. Picture yourself getting 15 random words, with no connection, but you must find a connection to the word "episode". The game is visibly nice, but after 3 rounds, all of us, said, no, not playing this again.