Is it challenging and appropriate for adults?
1668920
Yes I think it could be . We had problems getting it to stand up and that was a challenge . Was very disapointed with it .
1668921
I think it's perfect for young & old alike. Especially if u bought more sets or larger sets. I've had no problem getting it to stand up (as Donna had complain of) & the fun part about this is, it can be won by children as well as adults. Often, family games can give adults an edge but if u teach children to move slowly & think about there moves...they can easily be the winner. Gr8 learning tool for children that may be a bit too hyper. Teaches them to slow down & think!!! Hope this helps! :)
1668922
Yes! My family loved playing altogether from ages 7 to 55. Lots of fun and laughs for everyone, and the younger kids can still win!
1668923
Yes, lots of fun for adults - or anyone of any age. When more are playing, it is more fun to add sets to give more to work with. Anyone can end up winning - regardless of their age!
1668924
Whenever we have guests who will be around for a while (say, overnight) we set up Suspend on the kitchen table for at least part of the time. You can sit and talk and even drink and snack while you play. It's really fun. We haven't played with kids unless you count the 19 year olds who humored me and played a first round of the game with me when it arrived. We use it as a grown up game. Like Jenga but funnier, less stressful. You think you are winning and then everything falls and now you are in last place, but that happens to everyone, so it's okay - it's just fun. The "tower" looks really neat when you are done with the game. Whenever we have guests who will be around for a while (say, overnight) we set up Suspend on the kitchen table for at least part of the time. You can sit and talk and even drink and snack while you play. It's really fun. We haven't played with kids unless you count the 19 year olds who humored me and played a first round of the game with me when it arrived. We use it as a grown up game. Like Jenga but funnier, less stressful. You think you are winning and then everything falls and now you are in last place, but that happens to everyone, so it's okay - it's just fun. The "tower"... » Read More Whenever we have guests who will be around for a while (say, overnight) we set up Suspend on the kitchen table for at least part of the time. You can sit and talk and even drink and snack while you play. It's really fun. We haven't played with kids unless you count the 19 year olds who humored me and played a first round of the game with me when it arrived. We use it as a grown up game. Like Jenga but funnier, less stressful. You think you are winning and then everything falls and now you are in last place, but that happens to everyone, so it's okay - it's just fun. The "tower" looks really neat when you are done with the game. « Show Less
405204
well, adults could learn from it, if they have no basic understanding of multi-step processes.. but no. it's really not aimed at adults or even teenagers.. it is definitely more for the under 10 set... and playing by yourself would just be silly.. as really each player is only playing against themselves anyway..
1191560
Yes, it is a very good game for older children and adults. My husband and I have enjoyed playing this game with our 10 year old, and there are very few games we can all agree on.
757132
I think it is challenging enough for a 12 year old, a bit hard for a four year old but would still really enjoy it with some help. My 9 1/2 year old loves it.A 12 year old would probably tolerate it, it is geared toward kids about 6-10 I think. But it would challenge her since you have to memorize several things at once. I would definitely depend on the child. My 7 and 9 years olds like games Citizens of Catan, Monopoly, and easy ones like yatzee, and uno. I enjoy it as an adult, its fun
1599144
Hello, I've just spied this in my e-mail. I would say appropriate age range is 1 year to 91...I find the adults enjoy it as much.
1143322
For a fully functional male adult, no.But for my 6 year old nephew, he couldn't come close. (was just letting him target practice under supervision)It takes a decent amount of force, but should be no issue for a teen and up. Cocking the slide over and over again doesn't tire me out at all.
2122642
Yes, we are senior adults and play it on a regular basis. It is best for only 2 to 4 people. It is quite addictive.
53658
Is a little hard, need adult help. If you looking something he do hiself look for other.
405206
The goal of the game is to have every player collect the jewel (color of frog determines color of jewel). So, playing as 2 people would double the work, but not enhance the learning experience, no. As an adult who knew nothing of code before playing this game, I enjoyed it. I learned something from it. I quickly advanced to the higher levels, but it is challenging enough in the higher levels to keep my attention. So, yes I think adults with no prior code writing experience would learn something.
1569630
It is okay for adults... We find that it isn't good for just two people, but pretty good for three or more... It is a pretty strategic game.
1418568
Yes it would be suitable for an adult. It is fine for anyone who needs a small flat surface and isn't sitting at a desk or table.
1464717
No, not really... I have used it with kids, but I am not sure it is adult-ish
1767593
Absolutely! Ive used this game with Brain Injury patients. You can change rules to accomodate cognitive levels. Also there are some pretty easy puzzles in this game and challenging ones. You may also like "spot it" the are many ways toy play that game too. Both games do not have to be competitive. You can treat them as brain exercises.
1669261
Yes, it is appropriate for youth/teens, not adults. I bought it for my 10 year old.
1920774
Yep, this is for kids. But I do have to say, it is fun for adults as well!!
391750
It is suitable for adults, my 14 year runs it around, has no problems with it. It actually is a bit intimidating to me. I would ride it, but I would probably hurt myself. Seems rather big to me
1569631
Yes of course, this game is not as simple as it looks; it definitely requires the ability of developing strategies and calculating possibilities. It is absolutely suitable for adults and bright kids.