Guess Who? Original Guessing Game for Kids Ages 6 and Up for 2 Players

I've seen a lot of reviewers in these comments say that the diversity makes the game less fun or easier and I just have to ask... are you insane? As a kid the absolute worst part of the game was when they asked a question about a super narrow category and the answer was yes and I had to watch the person I was playing with knock down all but 4 or 5 characters when I only had that many down. "Does your character have red hair?" "Yes." Now they're down to five. Far from generalizations, this version of the game forces you to look at smaller details and pay more attention to the questions that you're asking, all while giving kids who aren't blonde and ginger white kids a place to see themselves. I think the bad reviewers are just uncomfortable with seeing too many types of people they don't want to think about.Also, I originally bought this board for Subjective Guess Who and it works wonderfully for that purpose. I will say that the hinges are a little cheap, so it's not super easy to flip them back up, but that doesn't bother me too much since I'm an adult with the fine motor skills to just poke them back into place.

Loved this as a kid so got my kids one

We had an older version of Guess Who; this is a good update. It’s a fun game. It works well for younger children, but anyone can play. It’s not a hassle. You could play multiple rounds in 5-10 minutes; once you put it together, you can take it out and put it in away in less than a minute. It can be played in teams, but it’s best suited for 2 people alone. It’s a convenient size. You can place the people wherever you want. The cards are thin and can be bent easily if you try, but they won’t be damaged in regular use.

This is only for 2 players which is the only downside. We played with a 5 and 6 year old. The 5 year old did a great job with logic to figure out who your person was. This is a good game to help kids think and ask questions. Easy to set up and play over and over. Also each game doesn't take long if the right questions are being asked. I was a teacher and I wish I had had this game in my elementary classroom for kids to help them learn to think and have fun at the same time.

Great guessing game for younger kids.

I would say it is a tiny bit pricy by a few dollars but it is worth it. Was a little small than I expected from the picture but was lots of fun and was already made you just had to do the simple stuff. It teaches you how to play the game too. It does break a bit easy the yellow flap but you can just put it on again, so, no big deal. Very fun, I recommend it.

Kids love this game

The papers with the photos on it are so thin and the actual plastic game board is flimsy that the papers can’t stay in place. The game can’t be played without permanently gluing the papers into place. It’s a cheap version of the real game. Like, it’s a dollar store version and a piece of junk.