The Game of Life Twists & Turns
by Hasbro Games
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Toys and Games Reviews of The Game of Life Twists & Turns
Customer Review: Very Impressed
Summary: 5 Stars
This was bought for my 12 year old daughter and we are really enjoying our time playing it. It is so much better than the original. No writing down numbers, no dealing with tiny pieces. The game moves along quickly and you even get to decide how many turns each person will take. Another thing I love is that you have to stop and get married before you can have a baby. Imagine that!Customer Review: Fun game
Summary: 4 Stars
Fun Game. Way different than the original life! There is a "lifepod" that computes all your money & lifepoints so you don't have to. And...you now have credit cars! :0 Another great thing I like about this game...you can choose where you want to go. There are 4 different paths [learn it, earn it, live it, love it] and you can repeatedly go through any or all of them.Customer Review: Family Game Night
Summary: 5 Stars
Love it! We always have fun with everyone we play with. If more than 4 players you can team up and use the visa cards twice and double the years of play. We have had both degree and non degree winners. I do not think it was meant to be an educational game but it has taught us how much fun family game night is.. We actually went to the caverns in the life cards.Customer Review: What Fun!
Summary: 4 Stars
My daughters and I love to play the original game of Life, so when I saw this one I couldn't wait to try it. My 8 and 6 year old love it and learned quickly how to use the controller thing. Even my three year old likes to try to play with us and if he leaves the game it doesn't mess it up for everyone. We have had a ton of fun playing this all summer!Customer Review: Don't waste your life....
Summary: 1 Stars
Please, if you are looking for good family games, please step away from Life. It is monotonous, it does not require any real decision making skills from you or your children. Games should be fun, thought provoking and change from game to game. This does not. There are so many great family games out there that everyone in the family will enjoy. [...]