Mattel Games ​Pictionary Air Kids Vs. Grown-Ups Family Game for Game Night with Light Pen and Clue Cards, Connect to Smart Devices

I always keep one of these in my closet to have on hand as a birthday gift. It never fails to impress people. It's good for girls and boys of all ages, it's reasonably priced and perfectly sized for a medium gift bag. I have a 5 year old girl and a 9 year old boy and I've been giving this game as gifts for years.

I bought this to play at Christmas. I have grand children 6-10 so I wanted something they could all play.We played it as a family of 12 everyone had a blast! The kids liked the pictures to help understand the word if they weren't sure about the item.We did not use the app for your phone as I think that would have been harder to see. I had easel paper I taped a yard stick to the back leaned it against a table.I would highly recommend this game for a fun family night!

My kids love this game! It is a very fun game for family game night!!

Works exactly as the descriptions says. Pictionary is not easy to do and everyone's drawing always suck even on paper. At least this way we can blame it on not being able to see our own drawings. Really enjoying playing this game with the kids, will be keeping this one for awhile

Ok, but finicky. As other reviews state, do not expect to take this out and start playing with it right away. After downloading the app you will quickly find that things like light reflecting off a picture frame, iPhone screens, your TV etc. will register as strokes of the light pen. These will create a spaghetti of squiggly lines on screen. The first challenge of this game is finding a place in your home with really good indirect lighting, and no glare, in which to play - also no green in the background or anyone wearing green. If you don’t have a smart device with a decent sized screen you will need to use a [smart] TV to mirror your device in order to play with multiple people. Make sure your devices are compatible with the game and with each other before you buy. This seems to me like a game concept who’s technical time has not yet come. I can imagine a version in AR or VR that would be interesting.The game-play itself is ok, with ways to balance it for kids to play against adults, including adjustable timers with more time to draw for kids at different developmental levels, and more challenging words for adults to convey. The directions suggest that kids play in “selfie mode” watching themselves in the device, which is a good thing. It’s pretty difficult to draw a picture in the air with a light pen that leaves no physical trace. The light pen you receive in the box is fairly low quality and I can foresee a future in which I will be wiring up a flashlight with green and red LEDs because the light pen broke. The cards are ok. A storage case, or even a cardboard box, would have been a very welcome addition. If you have kids you will know what I mean.Bottom line: For now, you are better off playing Pictionary with pen and paper. The gimmick of being able to draw in the air is nice but not a paradigm changing element.

This game is so much fun for family game night. My son received the game for Christmas, and we brought it over to his grandparents to play after dinner. We played for hours, everyone enjoyed playing, including my 85 year old grandfather. The game was super easy to set up, right out of the box. We used airplay to connect to the tv, our only problem was we played for so many hours that the phone we were connected to kept dying. I highly recommend this game. We had twelve people playing on teams from ages 8-85!

Un juguete muy divertido para la familia. Horas de risas

Came very quickly, my daughter and I couldn’t wait to open it, the battery needed came with it! Quick to set up and loads of fun!