Think-A-Link Travel Card Game Creative Out of The Box Thinking and Problem Solving

I ordered this as a birthday gift for my niece. This is actually an amazing game. Very interesting thinking game. That has so many hint cards. The child has to draw a card, think of a logical solution for it and match it. Very good mind building game. Also the quality of cards is very good. Worth the purchase. Keeps the kids of this era engaged and away from phones. Its also very compact in size, easy to carry for travel.

I'm a HUGE fan of Trunkworks games and Think A Link takes the prize for "most requested". I use this game during small group social skills groups. Turn Taking, Problem Solving, Perspective Taking, Handling Disappointment and Frustration are all skills we practice during this game! It elicits great discussion and an opportunity for all to share their "link". Do not hesitate to purchase!!

Awesome game for kids

A very nice game that my kids enjoyed to play ..although i know they will eventually get bored when they have figured out all there it is to learn...but then they get bored with any new toys in matter of few days. But what I like about this game is it makes kids think creatively how they can solve the problem (e..g climbing a sliper mountain) using the solution cards they have been given (e.g. use rope).

Bought this game, along with the same company's Story Time cards, to play over video chat with my niece and nephews (ages 6-9) in different states while they're out of school during the stay-at-home orders. They LOVE it. I show everyone each child's resource cards on camera, then have a second mobile device in the chat focused on the table so each child can refer to their cards in their designated row. Then I draw the problem and we take turns explaining how we'll use our cards to deal with it, though the kids end up telling mini stories that use their extra cards to explain what happens afterward! After playing it for a week or so, we added cards from the Story Time game as new resource cards, which spiced it up quite a bit, since those cards have characters and settings as well as items. We also changed it up by coming up with our own problems (like being stuck in a tree) before drawing our resource cards, which just adds another layer of creativity to the game and makes it endlessly playable. Highly recommend, especially when you want to entertain kids from afar while also getting them to use their brains.