The game was played in two halves with three rounds each (later two) and the times set in each round were added together. The sticking of the little buttons is the thing that bothers me the most, but I’m hoping that with use perhaps whatever they are catching on will smooth out. Every few seconds, a bell would sound, signaling the outside player to add another letter while keeping all used letters clustered together. I am a classic Boggle fan and this app reproduces the basics of the game, but I don’t like the controls (tap each letter then tap submit) compared to other similar games in which you swipe words. In both versions, the contestant had 30 seconds to guess words based on three-letter clues given by Enberg, such as "GDN" for "garden".

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Four rounds were played (six in earlier weeks) and at halftime, either the contestants changed partners or, in the all-star version, each team's partners switched positions.

Lots of fun for both kids and adults alike, rotate and slide the coloured buttons until they line up and match. On All-Star Baffle, the winning celebrity team drew a card from a drum (filled out by the studio audience) and the lucky audience member got to play the bonus round. This shiny black barrel with brightly colourful smartie shaped buttons you slide around the outside of the barrel looks really fun, but in reality it's a torture device designed to give you severe arthritis in your fingers and leave you feeling extremely stressed and wanting to destroy it - but even the satisfaction of destroying it is taken away from you as its design makes it virtually indestructible unless you throw it in a fire (even then it may refuse to melt and continue to mock you with its existance underneath the ashes. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.

Both shows' objective was for contestant/celebrity teams to guess a given word or phrase in the shortest amount of time with the fewest letters given as possible.

g., if the answer is "Boston Red Sox", B-O-S could not be used even if the S from "Sox" was used, although B-S-O was allowed).

Also since celebrities couldn't play the bonus game, the winning team drew a name of an audience member on a card out of a drum. Just like in PDQ, the object of the game was to get your partner to say a word or a phrase by placing letters on a board. tried looking at the guides on steam, but they don't actually reveal how to reach the area with the 3 other gems. The bonus round was also the same as PDQ, except that the winning contestant now had a time limit of 30 seconds to solve five puzzles.Well the only guide I found that mentionned gems in the house of baffle was the one that had something to do with floor 27, and that's 1 gem out of 5, 1 that I already have. The contestant won a prize based on how many correct answers were given, with the prize for eight always being a new car.