Say What
by Radica Games
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Toys and Games Reviews of Say What
Customer Review: Keeps mind alert
Summary: 5 Stars
This game is easy, quick to learn and fun. It can be played alone or with a group or total of 5 single players can compete against each other. It's addicting once you start and if there are people sitting around it's easy to join in the guessing.
One thing I find slightly difficult with this product is if you are playing it with a group and people are talking around you, it's difficult to hear some of the words being given. You really have to listen closely or play it in a more quiet place.
All in all......great fun! Good for keeping the memory going! Some younger players will not know some of the phrases. I am 46 and have been playing it for two months now and haven't had a phrase that I don't know. I haven't aced it all, but it's keeping me on my toes! LOVE IT!
Customer Review: Great toy, but I have a suggestion...!!
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a very well made and unique toy! The multilevels and multi player options are great! The multi-versions (time based, number of attempts based, etc) means that my 9 year old, my 11 year old, and my wife and I can all enjoy different challenges! The game is a combination of "Simon" (okay I am 42 years old - that was the first memorize the lights-and-beeps genre toy back in the '70s) and a crossword puzzle, with Trivial Pursuit thrown in! It is funny to purposefully mix up some of the phrases, too! My ONE suggestion that would give 5 stars from me, is if additional "puzzles" could be uploaded into the game console! It would seem possible technically. The company could even sell them, we'd buy! (P.S. if that capability exists and I just missed it, please let me know!)Customer Review: Just an awesome game!
Summary: 5 Stars
I got this game for my 14 year old daughter. This can be a hard age to buy for but if the child watches tv (what 14 year old doesn't) then they can play this game. The whole concept of the game is to take out of order phrases and put them in order and you only get a short amount of time or number of turns to do it in. These are very common phrases made popular by tv shows, movies, advertises and music lyrics. In addition to my 14 year old, her 10 year old sister also plays it and a 'smart as a whip' 5 year old friend of the family didn't do too bad either (not recommended for quite that young though).
This game can be played alone or with others (up to 5 players) so it's a great game for those boring times or with friends.
Customer Review: Fun!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this for my 9 year old daughter, who has the attention sPan of a "fly", it's almost non existent- She sat there for the longest time Playing with this game. We all joined in and had some laughs- cool game. Glad I made this Purchase. The only thing I would have to say is a little irritating would be when a ball gets removed like (by my 3 year old cause he likes it to) it sits there and says "Ball missing" until you rePlace it. There isn't an on off switch that I could see and that got a little frustrating. My son had taken one of the balls to his room and we had to hunt for it until we finally got it back in the game. Otherwise, very fun, and now out of reach of my 3 year old. :) Would recommend this to everyone.Customer Review: A fun puzzle game
Summary: 3 Stars
The game was (look at was) fun! I know this is a simple way to start a review, but the basis of a game should be simple, easy to play, and leave you with a sense of enjoyment when done. I didn't think it was overall complicated, however I only worry about the fact I played it a the first couple of weeks then it has sat in my game closet for over a year now. I think this game is fun, but loses it replayability quickly. It's a little advanced for younger children and adults might get board after playing it a couple of times.
There are much better game for kids like Hyper Dash that would make a better gift.