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Risk Tin Review

Risk Tin
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I was very disappointed with the Risk Tin. Risk itself is a great game, but the tin, board, and pieces in this set are very weak. The army figures are small, cheap, plastic. The cards are smaller than normal and the board is disappointingly dull and cheap looking. The tin is thin and did not hold up well in the shipping process. It is not worth the $30 dollars I paid for it. Buy a different version, this one is weak.

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ZigZag Review

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This game is an easy to learn strategy game. Easy enough for my 5 year old to play, but challenging for both me and my 10 year old to find ways to beat each other.

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Hop, skip and jump your way to victory in this exciting strategy game. It takes concentration and planning to align four pegs in a row, all while preventing your opponent from doing the same. In order to zigzag around the game board and maneuver your pegs into position, you must bridge the gaps between holes with roads only you can travel on. Sometimes you'll zig, sometimes you'll zag -- and if you are the first to align your four pegs horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, you will zigzag your way to victory!

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Hop To It Review

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This is a great beginner game for young children - even my three year old niece quickly grasped the rules. However, unlike most popular beginner games, this one is a real challenge for children *and* adults - the nieces may not do better than I do, but I don't do better than they do either!
You have a set of tokens laid out in a line, with the picture side up. (Note - the tokens could've been made of more durable cardboard. These'll hold up, but it could've been better. Also, some of the items are a little less familiar to my nieces than I'd hope for, notably the hair dryer. But these are trivial, and you can easily remove them if it's a real problem.) You use two or three disks (an easy handicap is to have the adult play with three disks while the children play with just two) to cover up the pictures in turn. As players guess or remember what is under each disk that picture is uncovered and the next one down the line is covered. Your turn ends when you make a mistake or run out of time, and your score is the number of items you correctly remembered. Then the tokens are shuffled and laid out in a new line for the next player.
It's a LOT tougher than it sounds! The first time round, none of us managed more than two before we forgot! After a few games we were getting better, with small lists up to five or six, but nowhere near guessing most of them. So it can be a little frustrating, but in short bursts and with an encouraging attitude I think even a very young child can be good at this game - and honestly win against the grown-ups. (And when they do, they'll KNOW it's not luck.)
I definitely suggest buying this. What a way to build your memory!

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Time to get your memory moving with Hop to It.Take a deep breath, get a good look at the row of objects, and then you're off.As soon as you remember an item that's covered, the cover is removed and placed on the next item in the line.With only 30 seconds to remember all of the objects, you'll need to be quicker than a bunny as you hop from one item to the next.

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Monkey Memory Review

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My son received this game as a gift. He is seven. We played this as a family along with our four year old daughter. This game entertains them both. It is rare that I find a game that they both can get into. Basically you have 10 cards with pictures on each one. Everyone looks at all of these cards and then they are mixed up and one is taken away. You put the remaining cards face down and briefly turn each one up and then face down again. Then everyone has to guess which card is missing. This is great to sharpen memory skills. We had a great time playing this as a family. The price is great too. My mother is an elementary teacher and says this game is one she needs for her classroom. This is an overall great buy!

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A gang of monkeys have broken out of the zoo and stolen a whole pile of items from the zoo's visitors! After all of the items are recovered, one is still missing. Keep your eyes sharp, because a different item will be lost each round. In Monkey Memory, players get to see all of the items once, and then they must quickly determine which item is missing. Everyone places their thumb on their marker card over the symbol matching the item that they feel is correct. Get a monkey coin for each correct answer - the player with the most at the end of the game wins!

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Crack The Case Review

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This has to be one of the most fun games I have played in college so far. It consists of the clue giver/story teller reading a situation off the given card aloud, i.e "A man lies dead on the ground. Next to him is a marble. Who killed him, how and why?" By asking yes or no questions, the other people must figure out the answers to the questions provided. It can be frustrating at first because you are given so little information, but by thinking out of the box players realize that a jealous girlfriend glued a marble to a tightrope, and when the man, a tightroping bicyclist, went across it during the circus, he fell to his death. Some of the answers are way out in left field, but the game always has you going "Ohhhhh..." at the end. Extremely entertaining, but once you run out of cards essentially you cannot play the game again.

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Sherlock Review

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I bought this game for my 4 year-old grandson because he loves to play Memory and it seemed that he might like this game as well. We have played it over and over without tiring of it. All members of our family enjoy it immensely.
The game is very easy to play and the rules are quick to learn. It's a simple game, but it isn't as easy as you might think so even adults and older children will be challenged. I would highly recommend this fun and inexpensive game!

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It's all gone to the dogs in this super-sleuthy game. Sherlock is a dog detective that searches for clues. Every player tries to remember the objects hidden in a facedown circle of cards, and as Sherlock travels from one card to the other, players have to remember the picture on that card. When Sherlock hits a face-up card, the player gets to keep that card. The first to collect six cards wins. Playroom Entertainment. Ages: 5+

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