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Password Plus Game - Complete - Very Good Condition
by Milton Bradley
Category:  Board Games
Genre:  Family Board Game
Year:  1978
2-4 Players
30 Min Playing Time
Ages:  10+
  • DESCRIPTION:
     Based on the 1979-82 game show, one step beyond typical Password as each password now fits into a Password Puzzle. Guessing those puzzles from the clues wins money, and players can increase their winnings many times through the "Alphabetics" round, wherein the team tries to communicate ten alphabetically consecutive passwords in 60 seconds. After several rounds, the team with the most money wins.