Jumanji The Game, The Classic Adventure Board Game for Kids and Families Aged 8 and Up

We got this for our 9 year old for Christmas. It is so much silly fun. One minute you're hiding under the table and the next minute you're running trying to find something to wear as a hat! My nephew chose a footstool! 😂 Great fun!

This game I also got to play with my girls we did play this game and it was the funniest game I got so far if you want to have a laugh with your family and friends this is the game to get the only down fall is its a short game the path you go on is short but the challenges are funny to act out I would recommend this game a thousand times over you can even put your own challenges to this game if you didn't do the challenge like we did do the eating sour stuff if we didn't complete the challenge or if we got the answers wrong so yer get this game I promise you won't be sorry getting this game hope who Eva gets this game you won't regret it happy playing people x

I grew up watching the original Jumanji movie so I was actually pretty excited to play this with the family. Definitely takes a while to familiarise yourself with the rules of play and understand what all the cards are for - a bit overwhelming at first - but I think it’s decent with the playability once you get into it.The game definitely assumes you are in a home setting because it gives you a series of real world tasks like going to get a glass of water or doing a handstand before the timer runs out. I guess whether you’ll enjoy it (or just find all the riddles and tasks a silly waste of time) will depend on who you’re playing it with, whether everyone’s up for taking part and the dynamic you all have with each other. You can easily apply common sense to simplify the game to make it less “demanding” or to accommodate for younger children.All the pieces are nice quality but I do think the instructions would have been vastly better printed on a proper board instead of a flimsy sheet of paper (because you have to refer to them a lot!) - worth laminating if you have access to a laminator.Not bad. Lots of rules and instructions but playable - and enjoyable for those willing to commit and "play properly!"

I wasn't sure what to expect from this game but it turned out to be really fun, engaging and imaginative. My kids loved it. If you have a big family this is the game for you. Enjoy the beautiful chaos.

The game is good for kids who might struggle with long board games and it encourages team work as everyone wins together and loses together. The cards that you take from the deck often encourage a physical or story telling activity to be undertaken by the player which can be entertaining.I found that for kids aged 5-9 it was really enjoyable, older kids might not like it as much as the game does end quickly each time.

Ok so it's based on Jumanji. Let's just say if there was no movie then the game would suck. You have about 20 odd squares before you're at the end and you have two dice. You do the math! Some of the challenges are a bit ridiculous too. Go get a jug of water and dance around the room with it on your head without spilling it. Yeah, not in my living room thanks. For legal reasons I don't recall that exact challenge, but still had to sift through them saying no, no, no, not in this lifetime....Honestly, I'd just put the movie on again rather than play the game. Ruby Roundhouse rocks!

As described. Ideal gift

Brought as a gift for a friend, she loves it and having only a look at the box contents at this time, it looks like it could be a fun game to play.