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Hasbro Gaming The Game of Life Junior Game

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The game of life Junior is fun for kids
Easy to set up and play
Players perform fun, simple actions
Features 3-D car movers
The game of life junior is an easy, fun way to start playing the game of life
Action cards and attractions change your path
Collect 10 stars first for the win
Includes 1 game board, 4 junior car tokens, 1 spinner and base, 96 cards (in 2 decks) and 48 stars

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This game is a good premise and it's super cuteI bought this for my daughters 6th birthday because she loves the idea of the Game of Life but just can't grasp the adult version yet. This game is a good premise and it's super cute, it just loses its magic when switching from adult to kids.We've only played this twice and she LOVES board games. All of her others are in constant use. I feel that they dumbed it down a little too much to try and help out kids. Some of the action cards are silly.For the most part it's an alright game, but I think we will probably just wait a little longer till she understands the adult version better! 3Not close to the original game at allIt is complete different them the real game of life. I was hoping for it to be more similar but this is a completely different game. Need to collect stars and you just go around and around the board trying to collect stars. My girls have done all the actions so it isn't hard to guess what they are acting out anymore. But they still seem to have fun. 4Bonding and fun gameFun game for the whole family! However, I wish the makers of the game would fix the way you keep track of who is winning. The stars on the star card is a complete joke! Did you even test to see how well they stayed in place? Yes, let's give the kids a small card to put stars that fit a certain way and see If it stays that way. The answer is never. Haha Still worth buying, but boy, they screwed up on the design of that. 4not impressedI played LIFE growing up, even at a young age, and I loved it.I was not impressed with this game. I want something easy but a little challenging for my kids. I would prefer something more as in buying toys, ice cream or school supplies with money instead of visiting or not visiting a playground, museum, etc. There is really nothing to visit, it is just another space. My kids were really waiting for something more. My kids did not do well with the charades either.I would have also liked passing a certain space on the game where it is your birthday and everyone must give you a $1 (as in original LIFE) or you have to buy Mom a birthday gift and pay a $1 to the bank.......Things that relate more to a child's everyday life and wants and needs. This is cheaply made, not that interesting, and yes, as previous reviewers stated, the cheap spinner goes flying everywhere even knocking down the players and everyone has to remember what space they were on. I may play this again over the summer but afterwards, I will donate it to our church. 2This is a great game for both my 4 and 6 year olds ...This is a great game for both my 4 and 6 year olds which often isn't the case (usually the games my 6 year old enjoys are over my youngest's level and the one my youngest likes are a little too easy to hold my eldest's excitement). They really enjoy getting the yellow cards and figuring out what they need to do - sometimes the card gives a $1, sometimes it takes it away, sometimes it gives a star or 2, sometimes takes them away and some cards have you just share your favorite whatever, sometimes you get to act something out or finish singing a song. It's fun! And we typically finish the game in about 15 minutes. 5Not what we were expecting...I guess we are in the minority, but we weren't fans of this version of the game. Before this purchase, we bought Monopoly Jr. and loved that it was an easy intro to a beloved game for our younger children. This particular game however, is nothing like the original Life. It's a cute enough game I suppose, but not at all what we were expecting. I would have much rather purchased the original Life for our kids and a children's charade game (since that was the only portion of this version any of us enjoyed). It's not necessarily bad, but if you are expecting this to be an easier version of the original game, it's not. 2Fun game for a wide age rangeAlthough different from the original Life game you probably played as a child, this one is still a lot of fun. My children, 3 and 6, often request it for our family game time. It's also one my husband and I enjoying playing, which says something. Some of the other games we have are not as much fun to get through. I think children from about 3 up to 8 or 9 would enjoy this. Past 9 might want something more mature and under 3 might not understand the rules enough to play. 5Candy Land meets the Real World...for JuniorsSo your kids have graduated from the iconic board game known as Candy Land. Is it time for them to grow up? Maybe take on some responsibilities? Manage their money, and use their skills in the Junior world? Are they ready for Game of Life - Junior?!If your child is 8 and up - like my nephew, he would probably be better off playing Roblox or Minecraft or the adult version of Game of Life (which he won). If your child is under 8, the game may be better if you start off playing along with them instead of against them.Some Gold Stars:>>As far as board illustration it is completely beautiful. Like Candy Land you want a board that ignites the imagination and I think the board-art in the Game of Life Junior does that well.>>It doesn t have to be exactly like the original Game of LIfe. As a Junior your life should be care-free; eating ice cream at the beach, visiting the zoo after having stuffing your face at the chocolate factory. Imagination is key here, and I understand why they have those action cards.>>The introduction of money. There s no compound interest or mortgage but just the introduction of money is enough.The game is open for home renditions and rules. Instead of stars use animal crackers. Or try introducing fun-size packaged candy or fruit roll-ups as a side vendor to redeem that money.Some Black Stars:>>The spinner feels cheap, doesn t feel random and has no suspense. It is supposed to spin like a top but there s too much friction. One can control the spin depending on your pressure. I say trade it in for a Pop-O-Matic (Trouble), or improve the spin, or use a die. I get it the adult life has the same spinner, I say trade that one in as well.>> My Book of Adventures is really just a single card where you place your stars that always seem to fall off. I would suggest that the deluxe version use magnetic backing.>>Some action (charade) cards are too difficult for young children and may prove to be frustrating:Winning a RaceThink of a Song and hum itThink of a Cartoon character and act like itScoring a goalPlaying catchMaking a cakeSack raceCrossing the roadA Circus ClownSpoon and Egg Race>>Certain action cards give two stars. It s unclear if the player doing the action gets the stars or the player who guessed correctly or both. 3Got this because monopoly jr was so fun for our familyGot this because monopoly jr was so fun for our family, same can t be said about this. Instructions aren t very clear on what to do with each space. When acting out charades, who gets the star? The actor or guesser? Needs better instructions. We gave up half way though the game. 3This is NOT Life at all, be warnedHere I am wishing I could return this, but we opened it and played for 5 minutes, so I'm stuck with it. This is not "Life" by any stretch of the imagination. You get a car, you all start at different points, you get stars for.....something. There's charades, there's events you can go to or not go to. It's not Life, it's not even a little bit like Life, if you're looking for a "Life Junior", this isn't it. You're better off playing Life and going slowly with your kids, or just get a different game. This is NOT the Jedi you're looking for. 1

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