Guess Who? Reviews

Hours, literally hours of my childhood were spent playing this game. I had a few different versions of it over the years, because they kept updating the game with new faces and changing the look of the game, even though the concept remained the same. The idea of Guess Who is to pick a character at random from the card deck, then both ...  Read the complete review

This is a game which I loved to play with my dad when I was younger and now I get great enjoyment playing it with my 5 year old daughter. The object of the game is to be the first one to guess correctly which card the other player had selected. There are many different varieties of Guess Who type board games, however through ...  Read the complete review

I was sitting really bored one day and was sick of the watching the tv and trying to find a way to avoid the pile of ironing i had to do when i thought of the idea of getting a few board games to play. I got my boyfriend to go with me to Argos where we browsed through the catalogue. I spotted the game Guess Who and got all excited as i ...  Read the complete review

'Guess who?' is a game that has been around since 1979, and manufactured by MB Games. It is a game for two players and recommends players to be 6+. Now, as the title suggests, the game is centred around finding out who your opponent is. It is fun and exciting, alongside challenging the brain cells to 'think'. I had it as a child and recently ...  Read the complete review

Guess who is a very simplistic game which my kids seem to love. The game comes boxed in a standard game sized box. The contents are two playing boards coloured red and blue, a stack of cards with different faces and names on. The same cards but a smaller version which clip into a white surround and are attached to the red and blue bases. The ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Guess Who? is a two player 'guessing' game first manufactured in 1982 in America and is still as popular with children now as it was back then. The game is based on logic and is a perfect way to expand childrens minds to the idea of basic logic skills though the power of play in order to keep them interested. ============= Before ...  Read the complete review

Guess Who is one of those games I loved playing as a child and still enjoy the occasional game now, when I can find someone to play it with me. I was disappointed with the updated version with new faces that look familar, but not quite the same! The game is cleverly designed with most features being shared by the same number of people, ...  Read the complete review

This has to be one of my all time favourite games even though I never actually owned it myself. I always remember looking forward to visiting my cousins house because I knew we'd play with it for hours. I don't know why my parents never actually bought it for me! The game consists of two boards which have 'flip up' plastic holders. ...  Read the complete review

I can still remember the first time I heard about "Guess Who". From time to time my infants school had afternoons where pupils were allowed to take games in & we didn't have to do any work. Someone in my brother's class had brought the game in & my brother had come home full of this new game that he'd played & how much he'd ...  Read the complete review

Guess who? is a guessing game from Hasbro that is designed for two players and has been around since the 1970's. There are two boards (one for each player) which have identially placed cards containing the same cartoon characters which each have different first names & have distinguishable features such as moustaches, glasses, dark ...  Read the complete review

Guess Who is one of those board games that every one plays when they are young, and this is one of the problems with the game, in that it is aimed at the children. The game involves two people taking it in turns to decide who the other player have as their card and the identity that that they hold. The way that the game is played is by ...  Read the complete review

Yet another game from my childhood that seems to have stood the test of time, Guess Who is one of those ageless classics that can be enjoyed at all ages. Basically, it's a game for two players. Facing each-other, each player has in front of them a group of twenty four distinct faces. One may have ginger hair and glasses, another no hair ...  Read the complete review

Guess Who is a game for two people with a start age of 6 years. The game contains two boards, which each house the same 24 cards detailing different men and women and their names, the differences are grouped but obvious for younger players like some are bald, some have beards, other wear hats and so on. There is a pack of cards ...  Read the complete review

My daughter has had this game stuck in the back of the cupboard for quite a while and during the recent snow storms she decided that we MUST have a game as she was board silly. * WHAT IS IT..? Guess who, from MB, is a simple to play board game for two people, aged 6 years and up... It is an easy format of a each player ...  Read the complete review

Guess Who is one of those fabulous games that everyone can play because it is so simple. It is very much a family game and my nieces love playing it because you can be really silly and mess around with good reason. The aim of the game is simple - guess who is on your opponents card before they guess who is on yours. There are 24 cards ...  Read the complete review

I can remember playing this game as a youngster all the time. It must have been one of my favourite games. It is a two player game aimed at the ages of 6 and upwards. I can remember always asking "does your person have a hat?" when there was only Eric and Maria that wore the hats. Each player is given an identical board ...  Read the complete review

With Christmas looming rapidly, I always like to get board games. As a family we all sit down after dinner and play them. In the summer I went to a local boot sale and found the legendary guess who game, thinking I would pay two pounds for it I asked the stall holder how much they wanted for it. They asked to 50p for it, the box was a ...  Read the complete review

I don't suppose there are many people out there who have never seen or played Guess Who, its one of those games like Monopoly which every household seems to have at some stage and is made by MB\Hasbro. Its been around for about 20 years and I would imagine is just as popular today as it was on its release. - - What is it - ...  Read the complete review

This game is fantastic to play. It designed for two people to play and the aim of the game is to guess what character the opposite has chose. It is recommended for ages of 6 or above but my 5 year old can play this ok with a little help. It consists of two plastic game boards on which each player has 24 different characters on it and these each ...  Read the complete review