Guess Who?

I was sat at home this afternoon with my girlfriend watching TV and after realising that their was nothing worth watching I had a look through the cupboards to find something to do and I came across the 'Guess Who'? game which I used to play as a child. I hadn't played the game for ages but I could still remember how to play the game and asked if she wanted to play. She said yes so we did and we both realised what a nice and easy little game it is to play. The Game The game is made by MB Games and is for 2 players and it recommends that players should be aged 6 years and up. Unfortunately as I just found it lying around in a cupboard I'm not sure ...  Read the complete review

The Game Guess Who? by MB games Is one of my favourite games ever and has been around for what Iv been told Is 20 years, So If this is true I was about one If not that When the game was first released. The game comes with 2 differently coloured player boards with 24 frames on, Each frame with a different face behind, I cant remember the colours from when I was younger, But the more updated box I now have has red and blue, Maybe they've always been this colour? Whether I am correct or not Is another thing so please feel free to comment. There are scoring markers on the bottom left hand corner of both playing boards to keep track of of your wins. ...  Read the complete review

This is one of those games that really has a limited appeal and to be honest is only really suitable for younger children between the ages of six to twelve in my opinion despite what it might claim on the box, younger than that and they would need help, older than that and they wil probably find it boring. It is a two player game and each player has a plastic tray that contains a number of cards on it each with a facial image, these cards are fixed and will pivot so that they can either be vertical or you can lay them face down. Each of the faces is rather distinctive with some key features, such as the colour of the hair or whether they have a beard, colour ...  Read the complete review

I used to love this board game when i was a child and my daughter is just getting the hang of it too. You have two plastic boards, different colours, one yellow and one red. On each board you have 30 lift up plastic hinged pieces with faces on them, at the begining of the game you need to lift all of these up to be able to see all the faces, each face has a name underneith it. You also have 30 cards, each has one players name and face on them, at the begining of the game the two players pick a card each, this is your person and the other player has to guess who it is. You take it in turns each asking a question but your question can only ...  Read the complete review

I have fond memories of 'Guess Who?' as a child. Naturally since then this classic childhood game has been re-released and the faces have been modernised and such but the rules remain the same. Naturally it is a game for children, aimed specifically at that market and as an adult you probably won't get a lot of enjoyment from it but it is a great learning tool and source of entertainment for a younger audience. The game is bright and colourful and is very simple to play. There are two boards, both identical and one given to each player. Each board contains animated images of 24 people with a variety of different facial features or attributes. They ...  Read the complete review