Dominate dinner with this family tabletop game for word nerds *and* strategists.

If your family is divided by the word nerds who love Scrabble and the strategists who love Monopoly, have we got the game for you! It’s called Word Domination, and it’s on Kickstarter now and is already winning gaming awards. Bonus: You get to be a super villain, minus hidden volcano lair.

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For $30, you can be the first family on the block to collect (and steal!) priceless artifacts and use fiendish weapons from your super-mega-evil arsenal in your plot for world (and word) domination. To play, you take on the mantle of a 1970s criminal mastermind and use shared letter tiles to spell out words, steal artifacts, collect hilarious imaginary weapons, and vie for the title of Evil Genius. Word Domination is made for kids 12 and up and can be played by two to four (evil) players.

Reading the reviews (like this one from our pals at GeekDad, who actually played the game), it sounds like Word Domination is the perfect mix for the criminal masterminds who can spell all the big words as well as the supervillains who are only interested in smaller words but have a gift for inventiveness and strategy. The game arrives nicely packaged for your game shelf and has hip illustrations that harken back to Get Smart and Austin Powers–although I’m not a huge fan of that vampy, half-dressed chick with a cigarette holder who looks more like a Bond girl than a supervillain. It’s 2016– where’s Beyonce with a ray gun?

It’s also fabulous that the Kickstarter has already been fully funded and the stretch goals are being unlocked, so if you fund now, you know you’ll get your chance to hold Mini Mr. Bigglesworth and laugh that crazy bad guy laugh.