Who Saw What? In 60 Seconds: Fast-Paced Memory Game for Kids | Gifts for Ages 7+

A must try even for adults.

Quality picture boards and graphics. Lots of ways to play. A fun way to teach kids memory strategies and concentration.

This is a pretty fun game, and it turned out to be more difficult than I expected. You get a limited amount of time to look at the picture, then you have to rely on your memory to answer quickly. There are a lot of details to take in, so remembering everything is surprisingly tough. I found it challenging even for adults, which makes me think it could be especially difficult for younger kids. That said, the challenge is part of what makes it entertaining. The pictures are colorful and well made, with lots of little details to notice. It can definitely lead to some funny moments when players confidently remember something that wasn't actually there.

Bought for Xmas present It looks really good Im sure.my 7 yr old grandson will love it

Good

A wonderful game to identify objects and learn their spelling as well. Will keep fmly away from gadgets and screens

Best In Class

Good

Good for children who love riddles

Not good. Difficult to get into. Gave away.

Kids enjoy it a lot

Little complicated initially, needs an older person to be present

Wonderful family game

If one has trouble w their memory, they will not like this game. My grandchildren did great. One thing I didnt like is when looking at the Pic for a min. some had to look at it upside down.

Good

A wonderful game to identify objects and learn their spelling as well. Will keep fmly away from gadgets and screens

Good

Best In Class

Very quick thinking game lots of fun for all ages

his is such a fun, fast-paced memory game that keeps everyone engaged! The rounds move quickly, so there�s never any downtime, and it�s just as entertaining for elementary school-aged kids as it is for teens and adults. I also love that there are lots of different scenes included, which keeps the game feeling fresh even after multiple play sessions. Cute concept, easy to learn, and a great addition to family game night!

awesome creativity. Loved the game.

The Skillmatics Board & Card Game, Who Saw What? in 60 Seconds, Memory Game for Kids, Teens & Adults, Fast-Paced Family Game Night Fun, Quick-Thinking Party Game, Gift for Ages 7, 8, 9 & Up was listed at $19.97 when I ordered it. This is a fun memory game with a simple concept, but it is definitely best for the listed age range of 7 and up. I gave it to my 5-year-old granddaughter for her birthday, and she is still a little young for it. She can enjoy parts of it with help, but the quick-thinking and memory challenge are better suited for older kids who can follow the pace more independently. The 60-second format keeps the game moving and adds a fun challenge. It is easy to understand, quick to set up, and works well for family game night with older children, teens, and adults. The memory portion encourages attention to detail and keeps everyone engaged without needing a long list of complicated rules. The quality is good, but the listed price of $19.97 feels a little high for a young kids� game. It has good replay value for the right age group, but I would not consider it the best fit for younger children below the recommended age. I am giving it 4 stars because it is a fun, fast-paced game with a good concept and solid family appeal. It just fits the recommended age range much better than younger kids, and the price feels a bit high for what it is.

This is a fun little game for my family, and we thoroughly enjoyed playing it together. You get 60 seconds to study a detailed picture packed with tiny objects, then everyone races to remember and shout out what they saw, which turns into lots of laughter and friendly chaos around the table. I like that it is quick to set up and play, so we can squeeze in a few rounds on a busy night, and it still feels engaging for both kids and adults. It is a great pick for family game night when we want something fast paced that gets everyone thinking and talking instead of staring at screens. ????

A minute to win it! 20 Picture Cards 1 Minute Timer 75 Letter Cards 1 Instruction manual 1 player flips over a picture card for everyone else to see, then flips it back over face down and flips the timer, then the race is on to get rid of your cards, you have to shout out what you remember seeing They say that this game is good from ages 7-99, but I think that you could start playing this at 5 This game is really easy to pick up and a quick family-friendly fun game. The cards are nice and thick, and should last a long time, Tired of kids being zombies on their phones or as soon as the TV is on, break out this game as it's high paced and fun will get everyone excited to keep playing!

Fun game

Informative,

Thoughtful game and good quality and really engaging for all age group

Thoughtful game and good quality and really engaging for all age group

Thoughtful game and good quality and really engaging for all age group

I got this to play with my 5 and 7yo as a rainy day game. The age range suggests 7+ and I agree with that. The way the game is meant to be played is a bit too advanced for a 5yo. We altered the rules slightly so he could play. Basically you all look at a picture for 60 seconds then put it away and have to try to remember the things you saw based on cards with a letter on it. So if you have a card that has a F, and there was a fish in the picture, you would say fish and discard the card. The rules feel a little overly complicated, especially as you try to time people taking turns. But the idea is fun. It�s actually much harder than we expected it to be. My husband and I had difficulty remembering what we saw. The quality of the cards and pictures is excellent, as I would expect from this brand. I think it will be a fun way to work on our short term memory!

Really fun, good one