Peaceable Kingdom Gnomes at Night A Cooperative Maze Game for 2 to 4 Kids Ages 6+

A really fun game for kids AND adults. As a parent of young children, I try to avoid buying games that I wouldn't also enjoy playing, this qualifies as fun for adults too. Requires logic and good communication. My 5.5 year old daughter is probably at the lower end of appropriate age for it, bc she doesn't quite have some of the logic skills required. We have not advanced beyond the "easiest" playing level but still fun! There are 4 difficulty levels and even a way to play with up to 4 players (team mode). I suspect she'll still enjoy it for at least a few more years and even more as she grows some of the logic skills necessary. I also really love that it is a cooperative game (we have a collective goal) so there's no winner or loser. My daughter is not a gracious loser (or winner), so it's more fun for me to play together when we are just trying to achieve a shared goal rather than competing.

This is a good communication and cooperation game. All the parts are very sturdy and ment to be played and played and played with. The two magnetic characters are cute (the magnets are strong and don't fall off the board when playing. Skill is progressively more difficult, the last card is challenging.

We love this game! Fun for the three year old up to the pre teens. The older kids make it more challenging by trying to play without talking.

My nieces were obsessed with this game immediately. Because we played six times in a row, the game did get a lot easier by the sixth round. I suggested that because we were starting to do so well collecting all items, we might have to challenge ourselves for a faster time! I thought this would be great for the 8 y/o because it requires no reading, but the 10 y/o was even more interested I think than the younger child was. Great way to encourage good communication, as the gnome falls if someone moves the piece while the other person is holding it still. The girls learned to slow down and communicate more deliberately in order to find items with more speed. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast. Great lesson to learn!

Fun game to foster collaboration, especially among younger siblings who tend to be competitive

I bought this as a Christmas gift for my six-year-old grandson. It sounds like this could be a fun way for him to learn to work cooperatively with others.

Our 5 year old loves this game. Great cooperative game that teaches communication and strategy

We received it very quickly! My child loves this game.

Great for children as they have to work together to win. Our two children love playing it.

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Bought this for my 4 year olds birthday and my boys love it. Such a good family game that promotes team work and good communication. It’s a quick game to play as well so it’s perfect if you want to squeeze in a game with your kids before bedtime or to kill a little bit of time. Highly recommend!

This game was a christmas present for my 7 year old daughter. She has loved playing it with her 11 year old sister and it has really encouraged them to work together whilst having fun. There are 4 levels of difficultly so you are able to buy yourself up to the higher levels, once you have the hang of it. Suitable for kids and grown ups too, it's a great addition to your game collection.

This game is so fun! My son is eight and we've been having a really great time playing it. There's ways to move up in difficulty and it really makes you think and allows you to work together. We've basically been playing it everyday since we got it.