Thames & Kosmos EXIT: Kids - Riddles in Monsterville | Escape Room Card Game | Family & Board Game | 1-4 Players | Age 5+ | Puzzle Game for Kids & Adults | Game Night Fun

a good game, makes you think and family friendly

I love the Exit games and now we can play as a family. My children (5 and 7 at the time of playing) absolutely loved this game and can't wait for more to be released. Unlike the normal Exit games, the children's versions can be replayed so this game is well worth the money. We have played many times and the children never get tired of it. I recommend to everyone I know with children and buy these as birthday gifts for the childrens friends.

Our son loves this (5yo). Has played it a few times. Might need assistance the first time but he is doing it alone. Good value for money.

Love it! Great fun for the whole family

Kids loved it!

My girl loves this! She can play on her own or with someone- good purchase!

Grandchild loved it

Lots of fun for the kids and has replay value.

A mí niño de 5 años le gustó mucho, lo jugó individual y después con otro niño, es divertido y de retos cognitivos, lo mejor es que tiene re jugabilidad. Descargamos la aplicación que indica en la caja para poner sonido de fondo y jugar con los monstruos.

My 8 yr old granddaughter has really enjoys this puzzle game. I’m not convinced it’s a great group game, but, she loves just playing this on her own. The puzzles are interesting and range from easy to more challenging. There are a LOT of paper pieces that need to be spread out for play, and this leaves a great opportunity for lost pieces. I appreciate that this is not a one and done game.

I loved it as a mom, the idea seemed great. But my 6 years old kid played it ones and refused to play ever again. Instructions are pretty long and comprehensive for each challenge and in the end it's more reading than playing. May be better for older kids.

My five year old is having so much fun with this. She loves the riddles. I love that this is not a one time use like the adult exit games, (although I’m still a huge fan of those too!) it’s so great that she can participate. It’s totally appropriate for my right year old as well. Which surprised me. I had assumed if they were easy enough for my five year old they’d be too baby for my pretty advanced eight year old, or they’d be good for the 8, and too hard for the 5. But they aren’t “hard” per se, you just have to spend some time solving them. Which is fun. You can technically play the whole game 6 times, as there are 6 different riddles PER category. (One game consists of 1 riddle from each category) how ever most of these can be played again and again beyond the 6, because they are aren’t the kind of riddles you know the answer to, because they are things you have to complete/do. For example one of them you have to wrap a string around a card in the right order and see what monsters are left uncovered. Enter those in the decoder wheel to find out if you did it right. Also amazing, none of the pieces get ruined like in the adult exit games, so you can play over and over or gift to someone else. My only complaint is that as you solve each riddle you get a picture of a key. And you choose a picture of a box, and you can flip over the box if you have a key. It has a picture of something as your pretend prize. There is no reason for the 6 keys you can just win a prize box. The whole thing with the keys and pictures just feels really lazy and lame. They could have come up something better than that with a little effort. With all the creativity I’ve seen in the game itself and all their exit games, It really seems like they forgot or realized they needed the riddles to rresult in something and someone just fast dumped that in. It’s really lame. My kids don’t even bother using them. Could have even given you a word or something. And once you collect all six you know reveal the secret or something. I mean I’m not creative and that is just my first thought coming to mind. This team certainly could have come up with something better.