This seems way cheaper than the game I used to have when growing up. It comes with pieces of paper with faces on it to stick in the holes. There is way more men than women on the cards. It makes it too easy. There needs to be equal men and women.

Great game as always but the pieces broke at first use.

Very cheaply made.

The game itself is a classic win. I found fault in the quality. The pictures punch out, but for the kids, easy to tear when getting the game set up. Also, the kids have a hard time determining which hair is orange versus yellow. There are also only 2 eye colors... Blue and what looks like orange (weird). Also, the back piece to the '?' to keep track of your wins was missing for one play board so it won't snap in place.<br /><br />Another issue is when you flip down a person, it flips down the person in front 30-50% of the time because they spaced them too close when they made the game. I mean... Really? That would have been so easy to avoid.<br /><br />It is fun once you know what colors each other is calling each color.... Before that you can never guess the right person. The up side is even a 4-5 year old can play and not have to read... You just have to show them the person to guess or spell the name if they know letters.

Dissapointed with the quality. Games are just not what they used to be. This can easily get destroyed by kids within hours of opening. The game itself, rules, etc, are the same as the original.

Very cheap and fragile..

I think this type of game is great for teaching young kids to be observant and ask questions, but there are really much more fun versions of this game out there now, sorry I picked this one. THis is overwhelmingly men, and boring pictures for little kids.

Some of the flaps on the blue board do not fold down completely and are difficult to pick back up when resetting the board. I expected the quality to be a bit better

It was a great game until the bigot I was playing with assumed my character’s gender.

Biggest complaint with this is that the colors don't match. The individual flash cards don't match the colors on the cards that go into the game. So when I ask, does he have brown hair?, the picture I'm looking at on my game piece looks brown, but my opponents card looks like the hair is black. It has led to a lot of confusion at house. It's something that just looks like the printer wasn't running top notch when they printed all the cars. Regardless of why, it's dissapointing.

Brown/red hair colors are indistinguishable. Eye colors are indisguishable, except for blue. Colors on the racks don't quite match the colors. Great game idea ruined by poor printing quality.