Spin Master Games Beat The Parents Board Game for Families and Kids Aged Over 5

Was gift for Grandchildren, and parents. They assured me, challenges hard and not suitable.

Questions are too hard for children and parents.

Questions are hard for kids

I had doubts when searching for a game and reading the reviews. I was worried that it won't fit us, but was pleasantly surprised. It has questions from around the world (not just Canada as some reviewers are claiming), one of the questions is about the tallest mountain in UK - my daughter learned that in yr 1or 2 in UK, so questions are very much appropriate and if anything too easy for kids (7 and 10 yo) as they keep winning us! We learn a lot too, by playing this game. The challenges are ok-ish- sometime it takes us a while to figure out what it actually requires us to do and we skip some until we find something that's suitable for all. I'm giving it 4 stars are challenges are not always clear, apart from that is a great family game and extremely educational.

Its decent but some of the challenges are poorly explained and a bit blah

This is a brilliant game we had hours of fun, all ages. Highly recommended

Some of the questions are very difficult and we had to skip a few, our kids are 8 and 9. Even adults had to scratch their heads. Some of the challenges are fun and we played of those only.

Good game for the family. Arrived on time. We found some of the questions rather hard (even for the kids) but certainly gets you involved and thinking. Some of the challenges are a bit silly. But worth paying £10 for sure

Fun for the whole family. We really enjoyed it.

My nephew and his friends loved this game! We do a lot of parties and it was nice to integrate the kids and me because I'm not a nig drinker.

Buenas preguntas y challenges

We played this with our grandchildren who are aged 11 and 8. It seemed to me that the questions for the kids were a little bit too easy, and the challenges were not the best for older adults, as a rule. Still it was fun. The concept of playing for some kind of stakes is a cute gimmick, but one that could easily be added to just about any game.