Hasbro Gaming Guess Who? Original Guessing Game For Kids Ages 6 & Up for 2 Players

I had purchased a knock off of this game and the pieces were a mess. Would not stay together. This is excellent quality and has been great for my 7 year old and 9 year old sons to play together. They don't even fight when they're playing this game! Awesome toy! Games go quickly enough that I can sit down and play a round with them between my Mom-chores. Great find at a great price!

I bought this for my 6 year old & he loves it as much as I did when I was younger. A fun game, quick & easy to play! He has really enjoyed playing!The design changes ARE annoying. The people pictures aren’t attached, so they slide out of the frames/windows. I recall them being like stickers on a solid frame? To avoid having to fix them every game, I spent a few minutes hot gluing the top of the back of the cards to the frame. For $9, it didn’t frustrate me to much to make a fast fix.

How can you not love this game?I purchased this for my 8 year old daughter as we build our board game collection during the pandemic.After growing up playing this game with my sister and it being “hers” so I was only allowed to play it when she allowed... I knew this had to be something I played with my daughter ANY time we want!It’s fun, easy to learn, always changes and never gets old!She has a blast making up names for the people and I have a blast watching her try to remember all of their names lol.I’d definitely recommend buying this for your kids!

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Some of the plastic pieces get jammed so that they all don't flip over smoothly. They sometimes get caught at angles with the hinges popping off slightly on one side. The paper pieces with the faces on them are a thin cardstock material that can easily be bent upon assembly. Once we got them in place though, we haven't had any fall out. Also, My children had differing opinions on whether certain face(s) were he/she (it is also unclear to me) so it makes it a bit more difficult to play with out of the box. Overall it is still fun to play with once we got used to the things mentioned above. I got this on sale during Christmas time, so I gave it 4 stars. If it had been regular price I would have given it 3 stars due to value for price.

Have so many fond memories of the travel version of this from when my brother and I used to play during long road trips, flights, etc. growing up! So, decided it was a perfect complement to add onto a variety of other games/activities my wife and I gathered up ahead of our nieces (ages 4 & 7) coming over for the weekend.The game has been updated a bit in the last 25 years in that it no longer is so narrow in how faces/people are conveyed. There is far greater diversity; eyes, hair (color/style), and other aspects of profile are no longer limited to "conventional" norms.Obviously, at its core, this game is a great play of guess-and-check, but as an adult, my appreciation is rooted more in the way it specifically opens up the way my nieces approach problem-solving and working through logic considerations to make each turn count! You could clearly see the learning taking place from one round to the next as both girls started to think a bit more about the field at large rather than focusing on single traits at random. This was far more evident in the 7 versus 4 year old as we partnered up with each to help, but both responded quickly relative to their respective ages and had a blast doing it!

Me and my son had a lot of fun playing this together when he was young

Got these for my classroom for fun FriYAY. Who knew middle schoolers would still love guess who? It's fun to see kids still being kids and finding such joy in little games like guess who. I remember playing this as a kid and wondering why there were only 5 women in the whole game! Well look out all you equal rights types because there's women AND African Americans now. That's sarcasm btw because what's up with no other races being represented? Big sigh. But it's still a great game and helps with logic, expression, and grouping like things.