Choose your fun adventure with the game of life – junior style! this fun and fast-paced game is just like the adult version, but with much cooler rides! pick the blue wheeler, the pink cruiser, the yellow speedster or the green rider, and start enjoying life’s twists and turns! have tons of fun with amazing
Choose your fun adventure with the game of life – junior style! this fun and fast-paced game is just like the adult version, but with much cooler rides! pick the blue wheeler, the pink cruiser, the yellow speedster or the green rider, and start enjoying life’s twists and turns! have tons of fun with amazing adventures on the beach or at the zoo – it’s your choice! keep collecting stars and see how the action cards and attractions like the museum or the chocolate factory affect your fate. If you get to 10 stars first, you win! you’ll have a fun game and an awesome day whenever you play the game of life junior game! the game of life and all related characters are trademarks of Hasbro.
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Fun but very cheaply made. After comparing this to the other Game of Life for older children, I thought this would be a fun and easier intro. The instructions were vague at times so we had to implement a few “house rules”. The goal is to collect 10 stars while moving one of four cars around town. The spinner is so cheaply made that it went flying off the base almost every time we spun it. I recall the original version that I played as a kid and it had a tab/pointer that clicked as it moved. This version has a…
Major Oversight in an Otherwise Fun Game I will start by saying that my 5 year-old loves this game. She likes the action cards, the little cars, and especially the wheel that flies off when you spin it. We humor her by playing it but it seriously irritates me (a perfectionist) that each time the wheel is spun, it has to be readjusted (or put back on, depending upon how hard it was spun). The wheel is such a major piece of the game that this oversight makes the game incredibly high maintenance (especially is multiple kids are…
not so great I felt this game was a little too “childish” lack of a better word. I thought I would be closer to the adult version like Jr. Monopoly. My son is six and this game was way to young for him. Went out and bought the original Life game.