Blokkadi

Blokkadi is a word game of Scandinavian origin, devised as coursework by the students at Södra Latin School in Stockholm, Sweden. The game was created by a group of students in 2010 and gained popularity in Swedish-speaking countries.

The name "Blokkadi" is derived from Swedish words "block" and "scrambled" or "rearranged letters," which reflect the game's objective and gameplay. Players take turns placing words on a grid, each word slotted into the gaps left by previous words, creating a larger picture of interconnected words.

Players start with a grid, usually of several common letter combinations found in Swedish, such as block letters. The game is played by insisting that the next player's words are also available in a normal dataset, usually of just block letters. The players should ensure that every word fits correctly within the limiting circuit.

Each player must ensure that new words are slotted into the existing grid, and no word can overlap. The game ends when no new words can be added to the grid without duplication, with one player left as the winner. The word game is often played with teams, collaborating on the grid.

Blokkadi was discovered by many players, word game enthusiasts, and language learners through social media platforms and internet forums, resulting in various adaptations of the game across different regions and languages.