I have a 9yr old asking for this game, would this be appropriate and do you think it would be too difficult?
1775055
This game would be a bit difficult but if he has friends to play with (it's a great multiplayer game) it wont be too hard. There's no gore or gratuitous violence at all, so it's very appropriate for all ages in my opinion. I really love this game :)
1775056
The game doesn't consists of anything vulgar just mild amounts of violence. However everyone is different for me personally I was pretty easy. But it is difficult to get used to at first. Have your child download the demo in the Nintendo 3ds eshop and watch how he plays.
1440908
Yes it would be appropriate in my opinion. Our grandson will be 5 and we bought this for him last year and he still spends hours playing with it. It is a great buy and very well made.
1565752
I think so, however the youngest I've known to play it is 8. If the 6 yr old grasps instructions well then he should be fine. It's the explanation of various combinations vs. just colour combos that may frustrate him. But there is no reading involved so he may just enjoy it for the combinations and patterns.
2190331
While content is age appropriate, 9 will be too young for this game, because the questions are directed more towards adults. There is a lot of questions revolving around world leaders, sports figures, politics, and religion that even my nerdy friend set cannot answer. This game is much like Trivial Pursuit, in that there are many questions based on trivial knowledge. The zwap and bezzerwizzer tiles add a fun twist to the game though. Is it more fun than Trivial Pursuit? Yes. If you really want to challenge your child, is this a good game for it? Yes. Will your child become upset because they cannot answer many of the questions? Yes/probably. I say go for it. She can play when she is older, or you can really challenge her to learn new things she might not be exposed to at her age. And as the parent, you can "alter" and "censor" the questions as you see fit.
439223
I would say no. I have a six and a nine year old, both who love games. And I'm just teaching my nine year old how to play these sorts of games. Games I would suggest for 6yo; Get Bit, Robots, King of Tokyo. Good luck! :)
2265447
I think it would be very difficult for a 9 year old. They aren't going to know most of the answers.
864202
Probably more suitable for the 10 year old. The object of the game is to not say a word giving away any clues or answers. Sometimes that's hard for the adults. Haha. It can be confusing at times, what you're allowed to do, and what you're not allowed to do.
1626438
Yes, definitely. My 10 year old boy loves it. There are different levels of difficulty that they can choose, and an answer key.
1577072
My Grandson was 9 years old and took to it like a champ. I can see that if the kids are younger than that, It would really be a challenge.
2258322
I checked with my 12 year old and he said the game might be too challenging for a 5 year old, can be done with lots of parental help. He thinks 8 might be a better age but if your grandson is really good on the computer he may be able to have some fun with this.
1313628
I'll be totally honest, this game has a lot of button combinations you need to know to do certain things. Although this game is awesome, I don't think I'd recommend it for someone that young. It may be a bit too advanced. I'd say 9 or 10 would be the minimum age for a game like this.
1914670
It is geared toward younger kids, the games would be too easy for an 8 year old. I think all of them max out at 8 for the age range, (many are 4-6 year old, and some are 5-8). The game system would probably interest them for a few hours or days max.
2025299
It depends on the child. My grandson and I have played since he was quite little. Also depends on how many hints you want to give.
1213282
No, It is even challenging for 7 year olds. Unless your child is very bright. They have to ask questions and then be able to know what to do with the yes and no train of thought, but fun game for 8 and up. Even adults.
1682752
I bought one for my 10 yr old and she likes it. It might be pretty hard for a 5 yr old but I would get it. It will be a fun challenge.
1842627
Yes, sort of. He may not know what some of the items are, but with kind players, it could be explained or the 8 yr old could draw something else on the list that he did know. Sometimes my 9 yr old is in the same situation and we just roll with it. He loves the game.
1252626
I've played 7 Wonders with 7 & 8yo's. It's a little rough for that age group. Remember, this is an expansion to the main 7 Wonders game, so if they can play the main game, adding this shouldn't be a problem. The best thing about the game is even adults have a hard time figuring out if they're winning until the end, so even playing with younger players can be fun.