Beat The Parents - The Board Game by Imagination

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Beat the Parents is a game of trivia that pits kids vs adults in the ultimate generational battle of knowledge. Beat the Parents is a family board game that pits children against parents (or other adult) where adults answer questions about kids’ stuff and kids answer questions about grown-up stuff. Beat the Parents board game puts the children against the parents in a trivia game that is designed for players aged 8 and over. Is there a better feeling in the world when you are a kid and you beat your parents at a game—especially a TRIVIA game? The thrill, the gloating, the sulky faces on your parents…. We recently received Beat the Parents board game from Spinmaster and could not wait to start playing. After opening the box and familiarising ourselves with the simple rules myself and my niece were ready to go.The parents team has moved both of their movers to the other side of the board and has won Beat the Parents.

The adults begin by drawing a kids question card and reading aloud the first question. How to play Beat the Parents Beat the Parents utilizes ‘Wild Cards’ to liven up the gameplay with specific challenges for both kids and adults! Starting the game

However, there are some players who feel as though the age group is too young and the fact that the game can only be played so many times before players learn the answers to the questions. Final Thoughts The questions are so that children of at least school age should be able to answer some of the questions. Is there any additional Beat the Parents questions that you can ask once you’ve used all the original questions? It’s a game that is designed to test both children and adults and there could be an educational aspect to it based on the questions that are asked but it is all about giving kids the chance to have fun and beat the parents primarily. Skill – Complexity The game begins with parents asking kids the first question, if a correct answer is given then the marker is moved one space and another question is asked. If an incorrect answer is given the turn ends. Next, the questions are a little dated. We did buy our copy second hand so it wasn’t the current copy. Is Dora still a thing? And I’m pretty sure Ni Hao Kai Lan is a thing of the past (although I did get that question right and I still know how to count to three in Chinese after all these years.) Now that I think about it, maybe it is better for us that our copy is outdated—we wouldn’t know the current younger kid shows! Is Beat the Parents Worth it?