As the title suggests, you just pass the iPad to the next player when your turn is over, and then scores are compared at the end of the round.
“Advanced Play” adds some variations, such as “Pass ‘n Play,” which functions more like a head-to-head game with other players. There’s a “Quick Play” mode, which will satisfy most players, in which a single player is taken to the dice grid, no frills, no complications. Instead of writing down what the words you find, you trace your finger across the letters to spell them out, before the three-minute timer runs out. To start the game, you shake your iPad to shuffle the dice, and then wait for them to settle into the on-screen grid. In theory, playing on the iPad should make this process remarkably simple. The more words you find, the higher your score. Words are scored much like Scrabble, where each letter holds a point value. On a three-minute timer, players join letters horizontally, vertically, or diagonally to create as many words as possible. The object of the game is straightforward enough: sixteen dice with individual letters printed on each side are shaken up and then settle into a tray that holds them in a 4×4 grid. Much like the classic party game, Boggle for iPad is quick, easy-to-pick-up, and fun.
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