11 Classic Board Games That Are Still Worth Playing Today

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Akanksha Sharma

3. Scrabble: The Wordsmith's Delight

Scrabble board game on table. Hand holding letter tiles and putting together word christmas. Photo Credit: Envato @9_fingers_

For lovers of language and vocabulary, Scrabble offers endless hours of fun and challenge. Created in the 1930s by Alfred Butts, Scrabble combines the elements of crossword puzzles and anagrams, encouraging players to form words on a grid using letter tiles. The game not only entertains but also educates, enhancing players' language skills and expanding their lexicon. Scrabble tournaments and clubs have sprung up worldwide, fostering a community of word enthusiasts. Its appeal lies in the balance between luck and skill, making it accessible to casual players and serious competitors alike.

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