Mission Diamond Disarm Teamwork Players Review

This is a great family game to develop teamwork and collaboration. I know the creator of this game who licensed it to Yulu. Great pleasure from his company called Inventoy.

Pros - Once you get the hang of it, it's really fun - Assembly is neat and the time limit isn't too stressful - Parts are pretty solid - Instructions are clear Cons - Assembly is tedious - Playing with children under 8 or 10 years old can be very stressful and annoying unless they are very mature or patient - some tasks are really difficult! A less patient group may get frustrated and leave or cheat

my daughter saw this at Target a long time ago and has been asking me for a long time if she can get it. So I saw it on Revain with a good discount and decided to just buy it for them. It was everywhere and we played with it for 2 days, but it just gets too boring, too fast, not so much. do in it. I'm only giving it three stars because of the price I paid for it. Otherwise it's almost pointless

This is more of a cooperative puzzler than a competitive game. The design is chic and can even catch the attention of adults for a while. The parts are attractive and work perfectly. A particularly nice feature is that players can vary in age and ability, so young children, older children and adults can all have fun together. .Overall this is a well thought out and well built puzzle/game of its kind.

My nephews love anything that reminds them of spies or superheroes. So this diamond robbery provoked them when they thought they were spies, jewel thieves. I wish we all had a great imagination as we age. The game is well made and my 6 year old nephew and his little brother had a lot of fun. A 4 year old needed his mother's help but in general they didn't care if they played it right or not, they just thought the game was pretty cool themselves. I would say it is more suitable for younger…

3.5 Of course my kids are 4 and 2 years old and the recommended age is 6+, I still feel this game might just disappoint kids. The concept is really cool and I love the interactive aspect of the game. Each of the four people has their own rope and together they can move the suspended Mission: Impossible figure around the game board to complete tasks to find the diamond and get it before the police get to them. Unless all players can equally understand how the strings work in tandem, you won't…

The concept of this game is really different and original, and it's a lot of fun. Let's start with the fact that this is a cooperative game. Everyone needs to play and work together as a team, and everyone succeeds - or fails - as a group. This is good for our two hard-fought grandkids who are suddenly faced with a different challenge that didn't involve battling each other in a competitive game. So, a spy hanging from ropes above the playing field with a mission to complete: steal the diamonds

This is a really cool and interesting game! I wasn't sure what to expect based on the packaging and description, but unlike other gadget-based games I've played (like the classic Mousetrap from my youth), this is more of a cooperative game. There are 4 strands that move the (clearly Mission Impossible-inspired) floating character across the playfield, and proper navigation requires careful dragging and releasing of each as a group effort, much like a puppet hitting a corporate team building…