Fat Brain Toys I Got This! Game

Perfect game for my 10 yr old twins! Our 13 yr old wasn't as interested, unfortunately. The most ingenious part of the game is the four-sided die and the only drawback is our black lab, who loves to get to the ping pong balls and other things we drop before we do. We just have to do the challenges in a room behind closed doors to compensate. I wish they'd include a few blank cards so we could make our own challenges to add to the game. Also, anyone with muscle or joint issues will likely have to modify the challenges slightly. It wouldn't be too difficult for the game makers to come up with an expansion pack of challenges with other household objects...or you could add "minute to win it" type challenges in for the measurement cards if the kids are getting to the point of remembering the answers or perfecting certain challenges.

We all really enjoy this game!! My daughter is able to participate in all the challenges but at the same time some of them are just tricky enough that us adults are left a little nervous wondering if we'll be able to accomplish them. It leaves the playing field really level and we all have a lot of fun and laughs. It's not just a little kids game you have to sit through.Before trying each challenge, everyone has to judge how confident they are that they can complete it and choose a # of points they will earn if they succeed. You can only pick each # of point one time so it really helps my daughter stop and think things through. I love that it has her practice critical thinking all while she's having a blast. It's also fun for everyone the whole time, not just when it's your turn.All the pieces are very nice quality as well.Overall, one of my favorite family games!

Fun game but the rules are too vague. All my cheater butt head friends are too good at finding loop holes in the rules. After I pull off an amazing feat of hand eye coordination, they just cheat. Other than that it's a sweet game that gets ya off yer butt. Oh and remember how in school they tell you if you hold your hands out wide it's the same as your height? Not allways true. I bet 9 points and used my " I got this" card, and failed. 😭And yeah, I'm still salty about my friends finding so many loop holes in the rules.

The grand kids loved this game!!!

So I got this for our family for Christmas last year. My kiddo was 6 at that time (the game recommends 8+). I don't know what to say except that we still REGULARLY play this. It's challenging but not to the point where it's frustrating. Very exciting to complete a challenge because they are just that: challenges. Impossible to ever get bored with this. We each accomplish something we hadn't in previous games and sometimes aren't able to do what we could in the past. So again, it just DOES NOT EVER get old, it's a new game every time! Love it so much!

This may be a fun game but out of 4 kids ages 8 to 19, they all struggled and did not enjoy the game overall

We use this game as a family game and it was just as much fun for the six-year-old as a 12-year-old as the 18-year-old and the adults in the room. There are many ways to play this game and you can adapt to whatever works and continues to have fun with the players. Everyone wants to be able to complete the challenges and will spend a lot of fun time practicing. One of the best games we’ve ever played exclamation

The kids LOVED it. As did the adults.They have cards with activities listed and you have to decide whether you would be able to do it or not, and then proceed to try n do the particular activity. A lot of the activities seem easy but turn out to be difficult. Plus we loved that the game required you to do something physical rather than just sit and roll the dice.This is definitely a must have if your family is into board games.