I had this game for a couple years now and is still a favorite. Everytime my 8 year old neice comes over, she always wants to play it. You can have from 1-6 people playing at one time and choice from the classic game or the enhanched game (both are fun). Bottom lineit's a great game!
Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>
great family time game...folks of all ages..more exciting than the board game and always a twist with a little surprise..would recommend it to anyone who needs a little down time with the family and friends and anyone that could just use a good laugh
Best Deals for The Game of Life
This is a great game with great graphics that is a lot of fun. It is perfect for those times when you just want to play a game that you do not have to concentrate too much. Great game for unwinding after a hard day's work. Kids will like it too.
Honest reviews on The Game of Life
I liked this game because I like the way the people look, it's really funny. You can play it by yourself with a computer player or with your friends. My favorite part of the game is when you get married and have a baby and the expression of the baby is the same as the mom or the dad!! They all look alike! I've had the game for awhile and still enjoy playing it--if my mom will let me play it everyday, I would!
Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for The Game of Life
My husband brought this game home because he was trying to find a Playstation game I would like. (I don't like the shoot-em-up games that he does.) It was cute! The movies are a little cheesy, but they did make us laugh. We played over and over again, just trying to land on new spaces so we could see the movies. The games gives you two ways to play -the traditional way, where you collect Life tiles throughout the game; and an enhanced way, where you play little mini-games for money when you land on certain tiles. Both ways are fun, although the traditional way makes the end a little more interesting -you're not sure who is going to win. A good family game, easy for even the technically-illiterate to understand.
No comments:
Post a Comment