Letter Links Word Match Game by FlexiQ – Fast-Paced Family Card Game for Kids 6+
Letter Links Word Match Game by FlexiQ – Fast-Paced Family Card Game for Kids 6+
Letter Links from FlexiQ is a fast-paced word match card game for 2 to 6 players aged 6 and up. Each round lasts about 15 minutes. The goal is to be the first to spot which letters on one card match the names of the images on another card. It tests perception and reaction time.
How Does Letter Links Work?
The game uses two types of cards: one shows a set of letters, the other shows images. Players must quickly find which letter matches the starting letter of the image's name. For example, if a card has the letter 'C' and another card has a picture of a cat, 'C' is the link. First player to call it out wins the round. The game includes 60 double-sided cards and instructions.
What's Inside the Box?
- 60 double-sided cards
- Instruction booklet
Who Can Play and How Long Does a Game Take?
Designed for 2–6 players ages 6 and up. A typical round takes about 15 minutes, making it perfect for quick game nights, family gatherings, or on-the-go entertainment. The compact card format makes it easy to take along on trips.
Is This Game Suitable for Kids?
Yes. The recommended age is 6+, and the rules are simple to understand. Younger children may need help reading the image names, but the visual matching element makes it accessible. It's a great way to build vocabulary and quick thinking in a fun setting.
What Skills Does Letter Links Help Develop?
The game is designed to boost perception skills and reaction time. By requiring players to rapidly connect letters and images, it encourages quick mental shifts and pattern recognition. FlexiQ Brainiac Certified, this game is part of a series that aims to develop strategic thinking through playful challenges.
Game Specifications
| Players | 2–6 |
| Ages | 6+ |
| Round time | ~15 minutes |
| Cards | 60 double-sided |
Common Questions
Can you play Letter Links with just two players?
Yes, the game works with 2 to 6 players. Two-player rounds are just as engaging and fast.
Is it similar to other word games?
It combines elements of visual perception and word association, setting it apart from typical spelling or trivia games. The race-to-spot mechanic makes it more active.
How do you win?
The first player to correctly spot and call out a letter-image link wins that round. The player with the most rounds won overall is the winner.