League of Lexicon

Product Information

There are other tabletop greats here, too, like a beautiful Game Master Screen and a smart yet screenless board game. It’s the end of another year at Gadget Flow, and it’s time we go back to every chapter of 2023 and see how it helped make the platform better and stronger.

We keep you updated with the latest tech product announcements for everything from the newest drones to obscure gaming gadgets. Joshua Blackburn explains more: "The joy of League of the Lexicon isn’t just proving what you know, it’s finding out what you don’t. This middle-screen webcam makes it so you don’t have to look away from the screen to create eye contact with your conversation partner.If the game isn't in English then we have a marked preference for it being 'language independent' (ie: icons on the cards rather than text that sets out what the card can do). Rather than having familiar board game names talking about how good the game is, Joshua has well known people from the market his game is targeting. We saw it back in June, 2023 but you know what the good news is–it’s actually going live for sale from February, 2024! With its luxurious components and educational value, it is a great addition to any game collection and makes for a perfect gift idea.

It is a game that combines the elements of wordplay, strategy, and learning in a way that is both fun and engaging. He had a game that he had been working on for a while and was trying to work out if it would be possible to launch it on Kickstarter within just a few months. League of the Lexicon is a highly entertaining board game about words, made by word lovers, for word lovers which was created in collaboration with the world’s finest linguists and lexicographers, many of whom contributed questions to the game, players face the ultimate test of wordly wisdom," reads the official description.However, the actual game involves 2-6 players each taking a character card that has six icons on the bottom. I’m always honest and upfront when chatting to people about campaigns and I remember saying I felt the timeline was too short. While games like Scrabble and Bananagrams are about making words—or guessing them—this game focuses on the words themselves.

Categories include Lexicon Master, Meaning and More, Usage and Abusage, Word Sauce and Wordly Wisdom.

The instruction manual contains a further six variations of the game, which can be used to spice things up depending on how many people are playing. Gadget Flow is headquartered in New York City, and most of our team works remotely from the US and Europe.