Product Composition : 144 Banana Game Word Cards, 1 Word Card Bag, and 1 English instruction manual for each. [Game time]: About 30 minutes (preferably within 30 minutes) [Product size]: Approximately 20 * 8 * 8CM, with a single card size of around 18mm [Description]: The unique feature of this spelling bee game is that it does not require a chessboard and is more like a haphazard puzzle game. Although it may seem chaotic, what is spelled out is an orderly horizontal and vertical note. In the game, players each choose letter blocks to build their own vertical and horizontal crossword puzzles. When a player uses up all the letter blocks in their hand, all players can obtain new blocks from the letter pile; Until all the pieces are taken away, the first player to use up their pieces as quickly as possible wins. It is a game that is very suitable for families, friends and family to play, and is also suitable for all ages. Suitable as a gift for holidays and festivals (such as birthdays, holidays, Christmas and New Year) Gameplay 1: A simple relay game where each person takes turns picking out a correct English word. Other players need to be careful, they need to pick up the correct words and don't let people get confused. O ( _}) O~. If you can't pick it up, you'll be out. The person who is eliminated will distribute the rest of their hand to other players, and it's up to them to see who the final winner is! Gameplay 2: Game terminology: SPLIT: Game Start PEEL: When you have finished playing your chess pieces and shout "PEEL", each person must take one piece. DUMP: When you see a child in your hand that doesn't look good, shout "DUMP" and trade one child for three. BANANA: When all the chess pieces in your hand have been played and all the public chess pieces have been taken, shout "BANANA" to declare that you are the winner! Precautions There are a total of 144 chess pieces. The game process requires calling out the correct terminology. When a winner appears, they must recite each character one by one, and the players will jointly decide whether it is correct. If an error is found, the winner's qualification will be cancelled, and their pieces will be placed back for other players to continue playing.