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

Classic board game, little flimsy compared to what I remembered as a kid, but still more than useable and food fun

Bought for the grandchildren they enjoy playing

I remember the old guess who from 30 years ago. When I had it was more sturdy and better quality.The flip boards now so light and looks like all these games are even done cheaper now.Not like the good old days as they say!Anyhow, bout for my 4 year old to learn to play as I had great memories of these games as a child.We both sat with a board each and his dad had the person on a card we had to guess.I know hes too young for it as it's really age 6 upwards but it was educational for him asking the right questions and us putting the pictures down learning together.

I loved this game as a child but unfortunately this is no where near as good as the older versions. The cards are very small and can easily be lost/damaged. The plastic is super cheap and potentially can be broken easily. In addition they seem to catch so flipping and unflipping is an absolute chore at times. This is probably a cost cutting measure, so although the game itself hasnt changed the quality of the product is very poor.

Brought the original version of Guess Who after we previously had a themed version, which did not take very long to play and took a bit of fun out of the game. This version is great made to a high standard, and plenty of fun for the whole family! Also the gameboards themselves clip together to make a case for the game once you're done so no cardboard boxes needed here!

I bought this for my 5 year old granddaughter and she loved it once she got the hang of what type of questions to ask and who she should put down. We played many, many games over the Christmas period. The older granddaughters played it as well but put down the pieces by asking harder questions of each other and they enjoyed it as well. Fairly sturdy for an accident prone granddaughter who manages to break everything. Glad I bought it for her as she definitely enjoys playing the game.

Loved this game as a kid - however, this one is a lot flimsier than those I remember... still does the job!

Like most people here, I bought this because I had such fond memories as a child and wanted my kids to have a simple game based on observation and not just dice throwing. I've only played a few games, but so far the actual mechanism seems fine (a few flaps stick, but you can just jiggle the clip back, and the cards all fit fine). It is an ABSOLUTE rip off though to charge nearly £20 for it, when it's just a few cards and cheap bits of plastic.But the issue is with the characters. I think it's great that the people are now more ethnically mixed than the old version, but other than that, they are now pretty indistinct, so it's hard to come up with questions (which surely is the whole point of the game!!). They are tiny, so things like eye colour are impossible to ask, and those that have glasses are often very fine rimmed, so that we've had a few errors where someone asked ''does your character wear glasses?" and the answer's been wrongly 'no' because they couldn't actually see the glasses! For me there are too few older people, and just too many millenial looking young men and women with nondescript spiky hair or ponytails. I just googled the old characters, and I think a game like this needs exaggerated features like that, rather than trying to be more naturalistic.On the whole, a bit of a disappointment, but my 6 year old son loves it...