WHAT DO YOU MEME? Switch It — Reaction Speed Card Game by FlexiQ, Brain Teasers for Kids 6+, Board Games for Family Night...

This is a fun game for adults to play with kidsits over in under 10 minutes and the play is energetic with lots of participation by every player in every hand. If youve ever played the well-known kids card game in a round tin, this game is very similar in conceptbut I found it a lot more fun (and so did the grandkids). The object of the game is to collect the cards; players do that by spotting the objects on the turned-up card, looking for either the most objects of the same color or the same objects. The twist is that a second card is cluing you in whether you are spotting objects or color by whether its showing night or day. Truly, it sounds more confusing than it isthis game is easy to learn, even for a grandma! An additional element thats added to this game are a few change cards which force the player to reverse the night/day concept. If youre just starting the game with little ones, Id suggest leaving these change cards out until they have the game play nailed down well. The cards are heavy stock and the printing is well-done. You dont really need the box it comes in once you open itto save space, just hold the cards in place between playing times with a rubber band and youll have more space on your game shelf.

Quick run down on gameplay: Shuffle the deck and flip a card over that shows the items. Depending on the window card, day or nighr, you have to either find the most of an it or the most of a color. You have to watch out for the modifiers, though. There is the flashlight, curtains, or globe that will switch what you are looking for. This is what a lot of people would call a filler game. It's easy to learn and everyone can participate. It will be fun for maybe a full game or two, but it's not something that I would pull out every game night. It's a good time killer if you're family is waiting for something of if you want a quick game and nothing too involved or complicated. The game is marketed as a brain training type of game. It kind of reminds me of how Brain Age video games would market itself as something healthy for your brain to do. I'm not sure how much that's actually true...