Gamewright Cahoots – the Cooperative Hint and Sync Card Game Multi-colored, 5"

This is a great game for kids and adults. It's flexible so you can adjust how challenging the game is depending on the ages of your players. My 5 year old son and I play it. I love that it teaches him critical thinking and problem solving skills as well as pattern recognition and number skills. I've played it with a group of 4 teens and a group of 6 adults...they all loved it! Another bonus is that everyone plays against the game, so you all win or lose together! This eliminates the negative competition but still provides an atmosphere of competition while you try to beat the game. Overall, we love this game!

We originally bought this game as a way to play a math based game with our First Grader, but so far, only the adults have played, and it was a lot of fun!From the description, we thought there was going to be no talking at all, but the base rules just restrict you from discussing the exact colors and numbers in your hands. It makes each player think ahead about how their cards can best be used, and how to convey that information to your teammates.The game seems to be adaptable to different age groups and skill levels, and we look forward to playing with our 6 year old, but our 4 year old should be able to play this game too. Would definitely recommend this game!

Every person who plays this game buys it. This is not an exaggeration. My mother, sister in law, church friends all now own it because of a lightning deal that seduced me to purchase it. so much fun. A cooperative game that brings about team spirit and loads of fun. It is challenging yet not frustrating. Great for people who don't like to play games because winning and losing is corporate.

Bought this as a gift for a family member who we frequently play games with. We’ve played it once now with four players. Personally I like that it has different difficulty levels. I like that it has some substance to its goals, as compared to similar co-op card games where your goal is only to keep your card numbers higher or lower. I like it!

Love this board game, it is a great way to play a nee type of card game. The idea is original, you play together to complete a set of goals instead of competing against one another. Anyone with a good sense of accomplishing tasks can play, and I personally find it more fun with 2 people.You can also make it easier or harder based on a few factors. I enjoy that because it is now a game that can be played more than a few times before you are bored.

This is one of our go-to family games. Our son is autistic and struggles with losing. This is a great game that's tons of fun, and it's a good one to pull out if he is struggling with having lost another game. The only things I would add is to put some "make your own goal" cards so that we can come up with our own goals to try to beat, and I feel like what you are or are not allowed to say is not very clear (but maybe I'm just trying to read too much into what is being said in the instructions).

This game is a quick, engaging one that is easy to learn. My 12 year old and I play multiple rounds in an afternoon, and I can see it being great for a wide range of age groups. We love that it's different in that you're trying to achieve the goals together, with the challenge of not knowing the other's hand. We have a lot of Gamewright games, and this one is a new favorite.

We sat down and played this the same night we got it. It was easy to learn and no one argued or fussed. There is a slight bit of math involved, but overall it is an excellent game that every age will love.

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