GIGAMIC Peek-A-Mouse | Cooperative Game for Kids and Families | Ages 5+ | 2 to 6 Players | 20 Minutes

My 4 and 6 years old are very happy with it. On the first time It takes some time to assemble it.Great quality.Only fault is that the batteries that came with it are almost empty so we had to use the phone flashlight instead.

I got this with my 4 year old in mind. We have a lot of strategy games and he is too young for most of them. The appeal of this one is not needing to know how to read, and the fact that it’s cooperative instead of competitive.The game board is very clever and well built, with thick cardboard that should hold up if one isn’t too rambunctious around it. The fact that you build it once and it becomes the top of the box when it’s inverted is genius. I could see it falling apart quickly if it was constantly being rebuilt!Game play is pretty simple - shake the tokens around in the closed house, turn on the light and see if you can all memorize which items are in which room before the light turns off. Gain points for correct answers.There are different levels for different abilities, which is awesome for the little kids just learning to play games. My older kids, however, found it a little boring. Happily for me they will still play it with the younger ones, but they don’t go more than a couple of rounds.So for kids maybe 6 and under, this is exciting and fun. For older kids, maybe try a game that’s a little more challenging!

This is a great kids memory game. Way better than flashcards or anything of that sort. You toss some tokens in the house, then use the light to look inside and memorize where they are. There are four levels of difficulty, but I found my 6yo and I didn't even master the easiest version on our first go-round. You don't have to memorize EVERYTHING, but you have four questions you have to answer based on random tokens. It's a cool design, well-made, and a lot of fun for both kids and adults. Definitely for the 6-10 age range. Highly recommend.

Okay, so this game will only hold an adult's attention for so long, but it's lots fo fun for kids.As a kids' game, one of the nice things about it is that it's cooperative. All the players win or lose together. I think this aspect makes it an especially good game for parents to play with young children.The game has an interesting concept, but it's super easy to play. Use your observation skills before time runs out. Part of what makes this game fun is its quality production. The setting of the game is colorful and engaging.

With a wide age range of family members, it is hard to find games that everyone can participate in. Peek A Mouse memory game is cooperative and challenging for all ages. It has a fund design and concept as well.