Too easy for fourteen year old?
323488
No. It's a fun game - fun with 2- better with 3 people - 4 is fun, but can be harder for younger kids playing with adults as in The changing board can get more complicated when 4 are playing. But our family plays, kids ages 9 & 13, and we have lots of fun!
323489
Labyrinth is great, never played any other game like it-- you can also check out Other fun games are....Forbiden Island, Settlers of Catan, Pandemic, Dutch Blitz, Zombie Dice, Ticket To Ride to name a few.
604691
No, I don't think it's too easy. The game comes with challenges (pictures showing 100 different starting board layouts), from easy to extremely difficult. IQ Fit, IQ Link, and Bend It are games in the same universe and may be a little more challenging -- definitely none of the smart adults with multiple college degrees we know has made it through all the challenges for any of these. . . (I mean, they aren't spending hours each day trying, either, but none of these games is a slam dunk once you get out of the "beginner" level.)
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.
793781
Yes. It really is easy. My 9 year old could've done it alone. You can do socks and anything else you can wrap rubberbands around. :)
157385
It is more complex than Settlers of Catan. Their are a lot of rules and the set up alone can scare many people off of it. It is a fun game, but for someone so young it may be a bit overwhelming. On the game box it recommends 14 and up
678227
Any age u feel comfortable. There are intricate pieces, like assembling the camshaft lobes that can be challenging. I wouldnt try this with any child younger than 8. My son is 12 he was comfortable assembling the bigger pieces.What makes it difficult is the identifying the firing order and cylinder number identification. Pay extreme clost attention to that. Also dont race through it.
1669062
My husband did it fairly quickly with ease. I would say not very hard at all.
865229
I would depend how computer savvy and independent this child is. MY 6 1/2 yr old (at the time) grandson figured it out on his own--but it took a while, and he is pretty smart. But once he got going, there was no stopping him. He loves it.
305746
As always...it depends on the child. How is his fine motor coordination? Is he patient and determined? My son is suited well for all of the above. I gave him the Rookie when he was 11 he finished it in a couple days. He really enjoyed going back to it and doing it over and over again so the replay value is really good on these things. I got him the Epic when he turned 12 (this past August) and he really enjoys it. He is still working on it. There are several places that are really hard to get past. It has 125 points to master. The Original has 100. The Rookie has 70. You might not want to get him anything harder than the Original. If it is too hard, it might just cause frustration and end up sitting on a shelf... or smashed against a wall.
1720075
Yes and no. Good for all ages, but a nine year old might not be as taken with it.
268674
I don't think too easy. There are enough modes (14) to make it fun.My son is 7 and I have to help him with the main body part especially and pushing some of the stiffer parts together.
606772
I think its best suited for those up to age 8 or so, unless the 14 year old is extremely small for her age. This is not a particularly tall bar even on its highest setting...
582302
I gave it to my nephew for his 10th birthday. He really enjoyed it but I can't answer if it was too easy for him or not.
645577
My 9 and 10 year old sons have this bow. It was a little hard for them to pull but you are able to adjust it. I would think that it would be great for a 14 year old.
1844958
I gave one to my 12-year-old grandson last year, and he solved it within a half hour, so way too easy for him. I would think a child between 6 and 10 would probably enjoy it the most. It needs to be somewhat difficult for them, or it won't hold their attention. It was a lot of money for 1/2 hour entertainment.
35930
Very easy. I am 63 years old, male, and have no problems. I have smaller hands as well.
1152952
Yes, my daughter was 14 when she got hers and has had no trouble using it. There is a difficult spot, about halfway when drawing back that takes a little strength, but then it's smooth. But my daughter didn't find it difficult at all. I agree with the other reviewer, get some extra arrows and it's definitely a serious piece of gear, so be careful.