Educational Insights Freeze Up 8920: Boost Learning with Engaging Freeze-Up Game Review

My kids got this for Christmas and only played it once before losing interest. It doesn't tell you if you're right or wrong, so someone can say anything and you don't know if their answer was right. In our opinion definitely not worth the money.

This was bought for my 13 year old daughter who played with this with her 16 year old sister. They have a lot of fun handing them out and laugh a lot when caught without a reply. She's had it for a month now and although she doesn't play with it as much as she did when she started, she still pulls it out and plays with her sister and friends. Recommended as a gift for teenagers.

I played this game with a family from 7 to 30 years old and they all had a good time. My family loves to play catchphrase and my younger children always want to play but have trouble with a lot of words. It's the same kind of fast-paced brain teaser, but no reading required! Also, you don't have to make teams so my 7 year old daughter and her friend have a good time playing alone. My only complaint about this game is that sometimes it's hard to understand when it's saying a letter. Otherwise…

First let me say that I play games quite often and I have what most people consider a ridiculous amount of games. However, this game is too easy for adults. It's a shame because I like the concept. Decide on the number of teams first (we did 2 even though we were 8 otherwise it would have taken all night). Each team gets 60 seconds separately and time is deducted from each round until you finish. For example, if I were on my team, I would have 60 seconds. invent the first word. As soon as I say