Gnomes at Night

My son is 6 and he is better at this than my wife and I! It took him a couple of goes to get the idea, but after that, he's better at providing the instructions than we are. It is a fun game with some novel problem solving/communication gameplay. The game is to guide the Gnomes, who are connected by their magnet bases, along the vertical maze board to collect the treasures. The maze is different on both sides, so a doorway might appear on one side, but not the other so you need to work together to direct each other to move the Gnomes though the maze. There is a timer element to add pressure and 4 boards of increasing complexity.

Great for children as they have to work together to win. Our two children love playing it.

Our 5yo loves this and can play with all older family to grandparents. He loves the challenge racing against the 2.5min timer. Not too long to lose his attention or the adults! Great fun!

5 year old loves it. Needs at least 2 to play and for more than a few days she kept badgering me to play it again with her. Even if it falls out of favour soon, it's already been worth it. We played it without the timer too so I'd say this could be a good game for up to 7 year olds.

Lots of fun

I have lots of fun playing this with my children Lovely team building game

This game was a christmas present for my 7 year old daughter. She has loved playing it with her 11 year old sister and it has really encouraged them to work together whilst having fun. There are 4 levels of difficultly so you are able to buy yourself up to the higher levels, once you have the hang of it. Suitable for kids and grown ups too, it's a great addition to your game collection.

Wonderful game to encourage children to work together and learn to give meaningful instructions to each other as each side of board is different and you can’t see the other persons side.

The boys (6 and 8) played together, supporting each other, and told me they had lots of fun.

A really fun game for kids AND adults. As a parent of young children, I try to avoid buying games that I wouldn't also enjoy playing, this qualifies as fun for adults too. Requires logic and good communication. My 5.5 year old daughter is probably at the lower end of appropriate age for it, bc she doesn't quite have some of the logic skills required. We have not advanced beyond the "easiest" playing level but still fun! There are 4 difficulty levels and even a way to play with up to 4 players (team mode). I suspect she'll still enjoy it for at least a few more years and even more as she grows some of the logic skills necessary. I also really love that it is a cooperative game (we have a collective goal) so there's no winner or loser. My daughter is not a gracious loser (or winner), so it's more fun for me to play together when we are just trying to achieve a shared goal rather than competing.

captivant, jeu d entraide, chaque carton recto verso comportent 8 alternatives de parcours. Total 4 cartons tres robustes. On doit trouver les trésors en parcourant le labyrinth. J ai du en commander un 2e car le petit fils qui a adorer ce jeu, est reparti avec pour jouer avec ses amis. cela vaut vraiment le cout.

This is such a fun and cooperative game, which gets my 6 and 4 to into a collaborative mood and help their relationship themendiously. The cardboard is thick and durable, it's probably best for 6+ age but my 4yo can also play after seeing how it's done. It's not too compliant for kids to figure out

Bought this for my 4 year olds birthday and my boys love it. Such a good family game that promotes team work and good communication. It’s a quick game to play as well so it’s perfect if you want to squeeze in a game with your kids before bedtime or to kill a little bit of time. Highly recommend!