First to claim letter word game
OwnerIan Osborne, Elliot Rudell +2inventors
InventorsIan Osborne, Elliot Rudell, George T. Foster, Julio Sandoval
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OwnerIan Osborne, Elliot Rudell +2inventors
InventorsIan Osborne, Elliot Rudell, George T. Foster, Julio Sandoval
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A game that can be played by a plurality of players. The game includes a tile dispenser that contains a plurality of tiles that each have at least one letter indicia. The tile dispenser can dispense tiles in a manner so that each tile is claimed by one of the players. For example, when a tile is dispensed one of the players may yell “GOT IT” to claim a tile. The game also includes an organizing device that is adapted to organize words from the letter indicia of the dispensed tiles. For example, the organizing device may be a tray with compartments configured to hold a single tile. The game can be played by repeatedly dispensing, claiming and organizing tiles into words until all of the tiles are dispensed from the tile dispenser.
A game unit that can be played by a plurality of players, comprising:
A method for playing a game by a plurality of players, comprising:
An electronic device that can be played by a plurality of players, comprising:
A non-transitory computer program that causes an electronic device to be played by a plurality of players, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.