🔍 Crimes Logic Brainteaser for Girls by ThinkFun Review

When I bought this game I didn't know it was for ONE player. It is in order. It's super cute and so much fun! My 8 year old and I play it together.

This game is very interesting for the whole family. At higher levels this can be difficult. But we had a lot of fun. We played with children aged 10 and adults in one game.

My teenage daughter is too old to play but loves cats. My school-age son is the right age. We play with the whole family. It's fun and my kids get away from the electronics for half an hour which is great. We think the game should be longer, it's too short.

This game is so cute! Yes, it's just logic puzzles again, but dressing it up as a naughty cat game is incredibly clever. You will be able to get kids who don't usually play logic games to play this game just because of the cute cats. The cards come in different tiers so they can be used by a variety of ages (even adults!).

I picked this out for my 8 year old nephew for Christmas and he loves it! He's an exceptionally smart kid who loves to be challenged, and this game fits right in with that. The fact that cats are involved is a bonus since he's on the feline team. I love that the game allows him to think deductively without the mystery feeling intimidating or too grown up. Nobody dies in a greenhouse with a lead pipe. Haha.

This is a fun logic game! We were able to play it within minutes of opening the box (it's VERY easy to learn). Our 9 year old loves it! By helping her with the first two logic cards, she was able to find out for herself which cat had committed the "crime". I love that this allows her to really read and understand all the words (she gave a wrong answer because she skipped reading the "not" bit; e.g.: The duchess "not" was sitting by the birdcage). This helps her to think logically and read all…

My 9 year old and 7 year old twins really enjoyed this game. I suspect this game will be very easy for anyone over the age of 11. The starting cards are too easy. We made a few and they were so easy we missed them. Middle school turned out to be a relatively difficult task for them, but they were still able to grasp it fairly quickly. Extended was perfect for her and I wish there were more. We haven't tried Expert yet, but considering there are only 40 cards and 10 cards each, Expert is quite…

I was reluctant to take this as there are only 40 cards However my 7 year old loves dogs and games so the tooth fairy brought her Dog Crimes Covid now has something to play at home). The very first card was insanely simple, telling where to place each character. I rolled my eyes and buckled in for a long, boring game. However, it turned out to be much more difficult and therefore more entertaining, so I took Cat Crimes in my 8th grade class. I feel like most cat crimes are more complex than dog