Hi,
I might try that game. Has anyone downloaded it yet?

Game man is right, I'm just waiting for my copy of the game at the moment, but when I get it you'll recieve a full report.

Btw, I already have the Hearts and cribbage card games, as well as a game called lap which is vaguely similar to mine sweeper. They're all rather good, and so I expect good things from Boggle. to see the full range of Ian Humphries' games go to:

http://www.omninet.net.au/~irhumph/blindgamers.htm

To be honest Aaron, I don't particularly mind E-mailing Ian Humphries for the games, sinse (as you said), they are free. I do agree that it does mean you have to wait a couple of days for Ian to mail your games to you, but this is never really a problem, after all, if you try the game and don't like it you can always delete it.

I haven't tried any of the solitare games, or Sudocu or 15 puzle yet, but I probably will in the future.

My only main problem with Ians games thus far, is I'd like to see him make some more strategical games with actual opponents, rather than positional puzle type games, but that's just a matter of personal preference.

Boggle is rather a challenging game, particularly as the word list seems to have some very obscure words. It does feature several of the lovely features Ian includes with his games, such as the ability to play midi files during the game, sound effects, saving and reloading, and lots of handy speak keys. One feature that I always like of Ians' games which is particularly nice in boggle, is the ability to play with a maximized window, and have the letters white on black, which is helpfull to those like me who have a limited amount of site.

while scrabble esque games wouldn't be my first choice to play, Boggle is certainly intreaguing, and if the difficulty doesn't put me off I can see myself sitting down with it quite often.

I don't know if I'd have been willing to pay for the game had it not been free, but sinse it is, I'd reccommend anyone try it out.

I did wonder myself if he used filters when I first requested games, sinse I sent a general E-mail asking him to considder producing a couple of games, and also stating "I'd like to try Hearts and cirbbage"

He didn't reply to this mail for quite a while, so I sent another E-mail requesting the games in exactly the same phrase he uses on his site. but he replied to the first E-mail, and I sent a message back appologising for the extra mails I sent him and he replied saying that he didn't use filters.

I also think he attaches the games to the game E-mails separately, sinse (by mistake), first he sent me the Boggle E-mail with no attachment before he sent the game.

He does seem like a pretty nice fellow, so I'm sure if you mail him (the mailing links on the site certainly worked for me), he can fix the trouble and send you Boggle. It does however seem that it takes him a few days to reply to whatever mail is sent him though, he's obviously very busy.