Thinkfun Cat Crimes Who's to Blame - Logic Challenge Game for Kids and Adults Age 8 Years Up

My 6 year old is obsessed with cats and loves logic games. This was a birthday present for her and it tends to come out about once a week for a few games. She picked up the concept quickly, and can play it by herself now. The 40 cards of varying difficulty means that while she can do about half she struggles with the much harder set, but then so do I!Some of the clues (eye colour) are a little tricky, but there is the guide book which has a little 'bio' for each cat which is easily referred to.Such a simple concept, with nice graphics, and very entertaining. Hopefully the materials (thick cardboard) will stand up to use over time, in which case this will continue to be 5*!

A very well made game, good quality materials at a very affordable price. Played with a nine year old and she was soon into it. Makes you think and even as an adult some parts were very difficult but fun. We also bithe dog version for our grandson who is 13 and he was equally impressed and enjoyed playing with both the games.

I bought this for a weekend away with husband and 9 year old. We have a lot of family time together playing games and I like to try ones that are not run of the mill.My daughter and I played together to start with, and she gradually got more confident solving the puzzle herself. The ‘whodunnit’ cards, cats and board are very good quality, and have different levels of challenges. The box fits nicely into a backpack so nice and portable.My husband joined in the action once he saw how much fun we were having, and my daughter able to explain the rules as they are fairly straight forward once you get going. However this is a game she can easily play by herself and be entertained without wanted her iPad!

Bought this as a pressie. Think, and hope, it was appreciated.

The whole family had lots of fun playing this game. It’s intellectually stimulating. 7 yr old daughter cannot stop playing it. Helps with reasoning skills.

Got this as a present for my 9 year old niece and she greatly enjoyed playing it both solo and with her parents. It's a great introductory game to get kids into boardgames imo. There was a bit of an issue with late shipping, but the customer service sorted it out very fast and the parcel arrived in good condition :)

Good fun. You need to think very logically to get it right. Can be played alone or as a team with one other person. Cards are sturdy and well illustrated. Children from about 8 and adults who enjoy stimulating the little 'grey cells' should thoroughly enjoy it. This game has different levels of difficulty - everyone should start at level 1 as a warm-up! By the way, the price is reasonable but the postal charges to France outrageous - about £10!

My wife refuses to play this with me don’t know why but I have noticed her getting more and more miserable as she gets older. The grandkids are coming this weekend and they will want to play - I expect my wife will want to too but I’m not going to let her. It’s my game and there is nothing she will be able to do about it. Ha ha ha.