It has the classic feel of physical board with added digital convenience. The beginner modes are pretty great. It enjoys playing the sicilian as black against e4 and against d4. It also has a feature were you can watch gm games not live of course but ...  Read More

The pieces are a bit small and extremely light, but the magnets on the bottom compensates for that. The stylus has a spot it clips in snuggly, so it won't get lost. The booklet explains it all wonderfully.

The system gives its response on the led screen in normal chess notation. You just need the chessboard with the pieces. Technology is fantastic!

My seven-year-old boy loves to play chess, but i do not have time to play with him. It helps kids to improve their focusing ability and boosts creativity.

Easy and simple rules. It has dimension without being too confusing. If you land on an apple, you give clues about a food your are thinking of.

Adapting the rules to make it more playable for various ages and abilities is easy to do, if needed. It's great for little ones who can't read yet, but entertaining enough that the teenager is willing to play with the little ones. My kids love pete th...  Read More

I won't spoil how the game is completed, but i say this as a fellow i find it strange to play a game where there is no winner like this one. No one wins-everyone does!

The elements are very bright and fun for the kiddos, but i'm on the fence. A 3 year old acting out charades is priceless. This game is such fun to play with my grandkids, ages 3 and 5.