A fun and challenging set of minigames that's a good value.
922627
I'd heard that this game is just a glorified tech demo that's not much better than a game you could get for a smartphone. Even so, I decided to buy it because it was a very cheap game at the price it's been going for now. I was pleasantly surprised by this, though. It's certainly much better than your average phone game, and it has a huge variety of gameplay that makes creative use of all of the Vita's features. There are a large number of levels, and it's actually pretty challenging. It looks like it should be for kids, but I challenge even the most hardcore of gamers to try to get all the trophies on this. I was scared that they were going to have a ton of games that made you shout into the mic, too, but there was only one game that used the mic, and it was extremely short and simple to play. Clearly the developers knew you wouldn't want to be spending a lot of time yelling at your Vita, even though they were probably pressured to show the mic off. For what it is, I thought that the guys behind this game put more effort into it than they probably would have been expected to. Recommended if you can get it for about $10.
419705
A decent game for two people, a good game for three, and great for four or five (especially for kids in the 7-9yo range).
1732405
This is a nice set of 1 mini = 1 figure skirmish rules with a horror theme.  No game killing record keeping or over complex rules, FEAR AND FAITH gets the job done.
4495916
This is a single player game with levels ranging from beginner to expert. The point of the game is to take a challenge card and lay out the pieces on the game board then use the allotted pieces to create a circuit that lights up. The cards have the challenge on one side and the answer key on the reverse side to check your work (making this a really good problem solving activity for my oldest). My younger son likes to sit with me and work through the challenges together. We added a timer to make it a little more interesting/competitive for my boys who wanted to play this one player game together (the timer is not included- this was something extra we did to change it up). There are Challenge Cards, Path Pieces, Beacons, a Switch, a Blocker, and a Power Supply (please note that the Power Supply does not come with batteries -which is clearly stated on the box... so plan on having 3 AAA batteries on hand - or the game will not work).

Pros:
This is great for problem solving skills.
The pieces are good sturdy pieces that I do not worry about breaking
The markings on the pieces are very clear to see (defining which side is the positive and which is the negative)
The challenge cards  are very easy to read and understand and the solutions on the back of the card make it easy to check your own work.

Cons:
The Path Pieces are a little difficult to remove from the game box. They get stuck and I have to remove the plastic liner and push them out from behind in order for them to pop out - I continue putting them into the game box because it keeps the pieces well organized (so I guess this is both a pro and a con) I just wish they were easier to remove.
Sometimes the pieces do not pop easily (and stay) into the game grid, making it difficult to always accurately check your work. A couple times we played through a challenge thinking that we were right and the pieces didn't light up because they were not in all the way - and would not stay in once pushed down.

All in all I do like this product even though there are a couple things that I would tweak about it (make the game pieces easier to pop out of the game holder and easier to pop into the game grid). It is a fun game that is very different from other games out there. It is definitely good for working on problem solving skills and the different levels of play make it fun for both kids and adults. Disclosure: I received this product for free or at a discount in exchange for a fair and honest review. My thoughts and opinions are in no way influenced by others. I would give it a 5 star rating if the pieces popped  into and stayed in the game grid better. And after playing this game I did go and search out more Think Fun games for my kids.
2849426
If you're looking to add to your library of Vita games, this is a fun little puzzle game that can keep you entertained.
1319718
Here's a wonderful (and highly transportable) imaginative game for rainy days and travel days.  Roll the cubes, on which there are action pictograms.  Each player's job is to concoct a story or anecdote from the pictures that show.  Even kids who are bored with "dice games" in general groove to this game, and adults like it too.  Very good price.
2056957
Great game for two. Despite the small box, this isn't necessarily ideal for a travel game, as the layout of the bits does require some table space. The description on Amazon says it's for 8 and up, but the manufacturer's recommendation (printed on the box) is actually 13+. The reason for this is that there actually is a fair amount of strategy (and probability) going on here don't let the bright cartoony theme fool you. Certainly younger kids can understand the mechanics and play the game, but the strategic aspects of the game make it more appropriate for older kids and adults. One minor point - two of the colors of the wooden cubes (pink and red) are a bit hard to tell apart except in bright light. Might've been better for the designers to go with green instead.
2479313
This little doohickey contains several games at a moderate spread of skill required. Kids get up and move around, which is something even the best board/card games can't offer.

However, there are several ways it could be made better.
1) navigating between the games is difficult, especially for younger children (even if they just have to wait while a parent does it, but it'd be great if there was a way they could express autonomy by doing it themselves)
2) The disks are easy to lose (I admit, I have no fix for this problem handy)
3) There aren't that many disks, either

Basically, in a 2.0 version of this product, I'd hope to see a simpler way to select games and a bigger stack of disks. As is, it's still entertaining my preschooler pretty reliably.
3554691
This is a cute and fairly simple game that anyone can learn but still has lots of strategy and replay value.
779758
This is a great value for two very good Xbox 360 games! This includes Lego Indiana Jones and Kung Fu Panda, both of which are enjoyable and have a lot of replay in them.

Lego Indiana Jones is the standout in this set, a very fun game based on the popular movie character. The best part of the game is that it isn't possible for the characters to permanently die, so younger players can keep at it without having to start over.

Kung Fu Panda loosely follows the events of the movie and includes some amusing bits and side missions. This is an enjoyable game but nothing too outstanding.

This set will appeal to younger players, but it is still fun for the rest of us too. As with both of the movie themes, there is obviously a good bit of violence in both of these games, so these might not be for you if that is a concern!

Highly Recommended!

CFH
2386338
This game is reading intensive!  Instructions are not very clear and nothing is read out loud by the game, but the objectives and mini-games are repetitive enough that once the player gets it figured out they can pretty much play without having to read each line.  Despite initial frustrations figuring out the objectives, my 6 year old has grown to love this game.  Mini-games are repetitive variations on themes: comb Rapunzel's hair, befriend animals (by duplicating stylus gestures or blowing into microphone), arrange puzzle pieces to complete the picture, repeat the musical/color sequence, catch objects and drag them to the collection point, walk Rapunzel around the screen to pick up objects without walking over her hair, paint the picture, etc.  One nice thing about this game is there is no time limit so younger gamers are not frustrated by racing against a clock to complete their actions.  Player collects Sun Drops as they explore the world.  The only thing the Sun Drops are used for is to buy your way out of having to play a mini-game *before* the game begins; once a mini-game is initiated it must be successfully completed before you can proceed with the story.  Overall, a decent game for the younger gamer if they have patience and persistence.
946042
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This is a fun, fast-moving game in which any number of players can roll a set of six dice and try and match the patterns on a series of colored cards.  The cards have different levels of difficulty, ranging from one of the symbols on the dice up to patterns of six.  The pictures the cards show have whimsical pictures and themes, creating an undercurrent of silliness and lightheartedness that makes the game itself even more enjoyable. A really nice game that lends itself to cheerful interactions and cooperative play, with some moderately challenging puzzles as well.  Recommended!  (Joe Sixpack, ReadThatAgain children's media reviews)
156008
We have a slightly older version of this set of 4 games, but I'll assume that they are mostly the same.  I was skeptical at first about spending so much money on a kids' game, but it is well-worth the money because of the diversity of the games and the different levels of play.  The directions give simple ways to modify the games for younger or older players.  There are two games that are perfect for the newest game players because they require only a little bit of time and very few rules.  It seems like two of the other games will be better for older children, but again, they can be modified to be made simpler.  My daughter just turned three and we had previously played Candyland, but sometimes her attention span was too short to finish it.  These games are perfect because they hold her attention.  Now she wants to play a game almost every night after dinner! The game tokens and the die are made from wood and the cards are a quality cardboard.
3999340
Very enjoyable SHORT game, that requires advanced planning and a bit of luck. Two people can play, but 3-6 are optimal. No two sessions are alike, as there are endless combinations.
496017
Cute, humorous, fun and challenging! I had fun playing this game!
2464141
I got this item on sale about 50% off. When I saw the price, I immediately snatched it up. These toys are great fun.  They're very relaxing to assemble (though the directions are slightly hard to follow in a couple places) and you can make custom designs as you choose. The shooters are pretty accurate, make a nice loud noise, and they actually don't hurt when you get hit so that's all good stuff.

With a little guidance, one could teach a youngster (or a teenster if they can be bothered to put their phone down) about structural integrity.  It'll help them get better scores on their bridge-building game on their phone later.  Triangles, double supports, etc.  Think of the old timey photos with the trestle bridges for the railroad, or the bridge you drive over every day if you aren't fortunate enough to have a transportation department that values your safety enough to modernize.  All that aside, it's a good bit of construction physics to learn.
2618751
After getting and enjoying a similar, slightly larger Mega Bloks set (see:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Mega-Bloks-First-Builders-Fast-Tracks-Rescue-Team/dp/B00J05N3M8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Mega Bloks First Builders Fast Tracks Rescue Team</a>) we were happy to add to the car collection with this smaller, race car set.

While not quite as intricate -- not surprising given there are only half as many blocks -- the two included build able race cars are super fun and it's not too difficult, even for very young kids, to build the pictured race track. You don't need to be overly precise or exact for it to work, which is great for little builders. The hardest part is affixing the track, which might take parental or, in our case, older brother assistance.

While the box isn't savable or usable for storage, the top pieces are working building bases, which is a nice touch. There are more "non standard" pieces in this one, including the tracks and the flags, which make this a little less creative than other, larger sets that have the standard large-format Mega Bloks, but all in all this is a fun little set for boys, or building and car-loving girls, ages 1-4.