Hasbro Gaming Guess Who? Game Original Guessing Game for Kids Ages 6 and Up For 2 Players

Brought the original version of Guess Who after we previously had a themed version, which did not take very long to play and took a bit of fun out of the game. This version is great made to a high standard, and plenty of fun for the whole family! Also the gameboards themselves clip together to make a case for the game once you're done so no cardboard boxes needed here!

I remember the old guess who from 30 years ago. When I had it was more sturdy and better quality. The flip boards now so light and looks like all these games are even done cheaper now. Not like the good old days as they say! Anyhow, bout for my 4 year old to learn to play as I had great memories of these games as a child. We both sat with a board each and his dad had the person on a card we had to guess. I know hes too young for it as it's really age 6 upwards but it was educational for him asking the right questions and us putting the pictures down learning together.

Classic board game, little flimsy compared to what I remembered as a kid, but still more than useable and food fun

Compared to the quality of the original game, it's not good, cheap weak plastic that could snap very easily, pockets keep breaking off the board. Spoils it as the game itself is fun

Grandchildren loved it. Great opportunity to expand descriptive language and observational skills.

Loved this game as child, I thought for the price it is too expensive for what it is though so I purchased a cheaper vision half the price - that was a absolute waste of money! It was smaller in size, harder to set up and too fiddly to play! So I gave In and paid full price for the original! I haven’t regretted it! It’s perfect and my children love it now they can play properly! It also arrived very quickly.

This is the version of Guess Who that everyone remembers: it's a great game and this version is solidly built and enjoyable to play

Bought this to play with my child as I had fond memories of playing when I was younger. And what is quite clear is the quality is not there. It is so flimsy and the squares get stuck when you try to flip them down. The pictures are tiny and like others have pointed out the characters are so indistinguishable. It's really great that it's become more racially diverse and the board is now 50/50. This does leave you to ask questions like eyecolour and hats/or head dress ect which is really hard to see on the tiny pictures. However it's also forcing my child to notice differences in people like skin colour ect. I don't think it's as good as it use to be. Not because they changed to make the board more diverse but because it's so small and nothing majorly obvious about any of the characters. Try and buy an old version if you want this game for nostalgia!