Skillmatics Guess in 10 States of America, Educational Travel Toys for Boys, Girls, and Kids Who Love Card Games, Board Games, Geography and History, Gifts for Ages 8, 9, 10 and UpClimatePartner certified

I am a mental health professional and I use this game to help with impulse control and my kiddos and I love it. It’s fun for all ages!

The kids I work with love this game! A bonus, when you purchase the game, you also get a free one on the app! Two for one family work fun.

Guess in 10 is always a hit with our little one. This gives him a chance to expand his knowledge and have fun with the family. Great for adults and kids alike. My son is 6 yo and did fine playing, we also play in teams for harder rounds.

Purchased for dementia patient but a little too challenging and too challenging for our 6 year old gifted niece. Maybe 8 years old+

Such a fun game for all ages. I just gave it to my son and children for his birthday. He was thrill.

We absolutely love guess in 10. It is one that the kids actually really get excited about playing after dinner. I have a 4-year-old and a 6-year-old and they love to play this game with me. What we normally do is have Mom and Dad on opposite team so that we can help them read the cards. But they enjoy giving out the words of it helping guess and trying to figure it out. We have three different ones we have the dinosaur one, we have the around the city and we have the animals. The dinosaur one is labeled for six and older I do believe and I can see why unless you really know your dinosaurs that one's going to be hard to do. There are a couple that my son knows but for the most part we don't know them. So that one is a little bit more trickierNow the animal one we know pretty much all of the animals in there and we have played this one many many times and this one is really fun The kids are able to do this Mom and Dad are able to do this. Everything seems to be pretty easy with those ones. So if you're looking for a game for your little one that's going to be easier and not so complicated I would go with the animal one for sure to start with and then easier way into it. I was going to go with the United States one but I saw some not so good reviews of that one so I stuck to around the city and animals.Around the city is fun except for depending upon where you're at so in one if they have the supermarket but we call it the grocery store so we just give things like that away also like I had said the hospital clinic instead of the doctor's office but it was pretty close so there's we have a little bit more leeway with those but they're also easy because a lot of them the kids also are very aware of and if they're not we just teach them about it and we help them to learn about those places. So for me the around the town and the animals have been really good. But the best one I think of all is the animal one.The game is very much like 20 questions. Except for since it is only geusss and 10 you get starter words to kind of help you get into the right direction for it. And you get two guesses at the game. You are also allowed to have clue cards and there are some clues on there that help. And really we haven't ever gotten stumped typically after 10 questions have been used. Just because there are those starter words to help get you in the right direction. So this is a lot of fun

I brought this game up to my young Grandsons on Thanksgiving. I could not believe how much they enjoyed playing it! Asking questions about the animal, how big is it, does it have fur, and my favorite, my little five-year-old asking " Is it an Omnivore?" My son commented on how well made the round cards are made. They are laminated and perfectly 'Kid Proof' My grandsons are interested in wildlife and proud of being able to figure out the animal on the card. The back of the cards show what sort of habitat the animal lives in, the desert, a pond the sea, etc, narrowing down the categories. They were eager to play it again on Friday. I even asked them if they really like it, do they want me to exchange it ? A resounding 'NO" was my answer. We love it 'Grandma Sue'. I recommend it for anyone who enjoys a challenge and learning about wildlife!!

We've enjoyed playing this as a family. Good for all ages.