Briarpatch I Spy 3-D

First, the biggest problem: The "glasses" are not very well done cardboard things, the norm for stuff like this, nothing we haven't seen before. But while the box says ages 5+, they don't fit very well on littler heads. My son is nearly 7, and they still don't fit well and makes it more annoying than fun for him to play with this.However, the 3D cards are actually pretty impressive. You can actually "see" the pictures and such floating above the cards, and when you reach out with your finger, looks like you can slide it underneath. The 3D works very well.It can be tough, though, to discern the colors on some of the smaller items with the 3d glasses on.What's not so obvious from the pictures (I'll upload some more so there's more than the default picture) is that there's no board, the big square it shows is actually made up of cards lined up next to each other. There are a lot of cards. :)So while it's not going to get used too much right now because my son doesn't like the glasses that don't fit very well (would've been nice had they made a couple sizes in there, maybe one or two for smaller heads and the rest for larger ones), as he grows into the glasses I'm sure we'll play with it more.

My son loves I Spy products, so I was excited to see this one. However, the punch out cards weren't completely cut, and the backings ripped on almost every one. Had to do some trimming and taping on a new product - very annoying. Glasses were packaged poorly, making the right lens on every pair bent. The 3-D effect worked, but my son grew quickly bored with it. I wouldn't buy this product again.

I will say the 3-d fx do work...for a hand-full of pictures, you have to lay out all the cards ( you will need a massive table or the kitchen floor) and search for random objects great concept poorly executed. as the title of the review stated. The 10 year old said "this is the worst game ever" we played it once and it's collecting dust on the shelf.