Beat The Parents, Family Board Game of Kids Vs Parents with Wacky Challenges (Edition May Vary), Multicolor

We LOVED this. We bought this to take on vacation and the kids adored playing it almost as much as my husband and I. If you have a smart teen on the kids team, the parents have zero chance of winning - just an fyi. But we did rematch after rematch because we enjoyed it so much. It is a tiny bit confusing for young ones (we have a 4-year-old along with 2 teens) - but with help from older siblings even my little guy got into it. Once you go through all the cards, you'll have to pass it on - but so worth it.

This is a fun family game. My daughters received this for Christmas and it's definitely been a hit with our family. Some of the child questions are a little difficult for my 8 & 10 year old but we just skip those. There really is a wide variety of questions to suit many different ages. We even brought the cards from this game to play in the car on a long road trip, it kept us entertained for a long time.

I think this is a great game for ages 8 to 11 or so. I've played it with older and younger kids, and that seems like the target age range. They can read and answer questions well. Younger kids couldn't read the questions or come up with answers. We were able to make up questions for them. I thought the questions for kids as well as for adults were very well done.

The kids LOVE to team up against the adults. The questions are perfect. There's an even playing field. Parents are asked questions that the kids would be more likely to know, and the kids are asked questions the parents are more likely to know. This is a really great way for your kids to bury the sibling rivalry hatchet and work together!

Great game for parents and children. Bonding in this game

Great game, great family fun, and more competitive than expected! Fair warning, some answers are wrong but that actually adds to the fun if you don't take the game (and yourself) to seriously.

I had played this with my grandkids who are pre-teen and it was adults vs kids. We had fun. I took it to a party of adults ranging from late 20s to mid 50s thinking we could play the younger generation as kids vs the older generation as parents. After several rounds we kept titles per age group but had to ask all parent questions. Still had fun but WAY TOO MANY Harry Potter questions no matter your age group!!! Also a few wrong answers like what Island is the Statue of Liberty on? It is on LIBERTY Island but gives the answer Ellis Island. Needs some verified info and do away with the Harry Potter Qs there are other pop culture or science questions for pre-teens! Wondered if JK Rowling is getting a kickback on this game! Would be nice to see them have a New version as not everyone is an HP enthusiast. :(

My 11 and 12 year old nephews received this as a Christmas present, and played against a team of adults. I don't know who had the most fun - we were laughing and teasing the whole time, and at the end, pronounced that we would definitely play this game again! Great fun!

We bought this a while back for our own kids and just purchased this set as a gift. It's fun, hilarious and a good time for all family members to engage in together.

I paid too much for this game here... however, a lot of fun has been had by all playing it.

I ordered and it was delivered within a dew days. Packaging all good, no damage. Don't know what the game and contents is like - as it is going away for xmas.

What a fantastic game! Bought this based on the name alone, thinking it may be fun for Family Game Night... boy was I right! The questions are challenging and fun for both the kids and the adults, covering a wide-variety of topics. I would highly recommend this game for anyone with school-age children, it is SO much fun and makes for a great night!

This game is alot of fun for both parents and kids. I would say that its better for kids that are a bit older. The box says 6+ but you really need to be able to read well and perhaps have a bit more knowledge than the average 6 year old would have. We have a 6 and 11 yr old so they work out well as a team but the 11 year old does most of the work, the 6 year old is just happy to be along for the ride.