Peaceable Kingdom Ghost in the Attic Cooperative Game for Kids

This game is so neat and fun! The glow in the dark aspect makes it even better! I really like how the characters/players have to work together as a team to win the game. It's either everyone wins or the ghost wins. The only drawback is that it says it is for 2-6 players, but it only comes with 3 playing characters. If you want more people to play, you'd have to come up with your own playing piece or borrow from another game.

This was the hit of my 6-year-old grandson's party. He immediately wanted to play with it. Even though there are 3 pieces to move to escape the haunted house, the whole family could join in and take turns spinning and deciding the moves. Entertaining and a great strategy game for all.

I loved that this game is cooperative We bought it for our 4 year old grand-daughter and she loves it. First time thru she wanted to win, but second time thru she enjoyed the cooperative nature of the game and liked to " help out" another player by moving their marker. While very simple, kids quickly learned to strategize which character to move to receive full benefit from the spin. Kids win about 75%, ghost 25%. LOVE the light up GHOST!!! Wish whole board was brighter, still need lights on.

We love that we can play this in the dark - makes it great for bed time, playing inside a fort, camping, or when the power goes out and we need something to do.The quality of the board and the ghost is great. And I love that it's a cooperative game so we get to discuss our strategy and no one is sad because they lost.

I sent this to four of my grandchildren and they had the best time playing it! We would love it even more if the squares also shown more brightly in the dark. If the game is to be played so the ghost can light up in the dark, the squares of the game need to be just as bright. That would make the game absolutely perfect.

Engaging game for small children. Definitely worth the investment.

What a fun game for the whole family! The little ones catch on quickly and everyone enjoyed the ghost lighting up. Fun and easy to play and goes well with the seek & find puzzle.

Overall, it's a fun seasonal game but we aren't dying to play again. We played with a 2 and 4 yr old.1. The ghost lights up well. You're supposed to hold a light source up to the board to get the board to glow but it's hard to see without the lights on.2. The rule that this is a cooperative game is somewhat lost. My 4 yr old got out first, so he felt he won. 3. We landed on the ghost often. I wish there was only one ghost on the spinner. We needed to reuse our flash coins several times.

Gave this to our 7 & 8 year old grandchildren & they love it. On Fridays they have Family Game Night. Thought this would be perfect for the whole family to play together. Description says "for 2-6 players" ... but ... there are only 3 characters to move around the board (+ the ghost who moves on its own). I guess the creators cheaped out & expect 6 people use 3 characters, playing in teams of 2. But that's no fun for kids who want to spin & move on the board themselves, not with a partner.

Laughably simple game. The artwork is nice, glow in the dark is a nice touch. The production is good. The instructions are terribly written but an adult can figure out what they are saying. There's no decision making to this game. Max age 6 or 7. Last that they will be bored out of their mind. This game is better than candyland, but just barely. My 5 year old enjoyed the first play (10 min).