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I have shared this game with several people (children and adults), and they were all skeptical at first, you know, rolling of the eyes... But EVERYONE gets into it! Set is a great game to help with concentration, focusing on details, and looking for the 'not so obvious'. So far, the children have been able to pick it up very quickly, and tend to improve faster than their parents. I love this game because families can play it together with the parents having no real advantage over the younger kids.
Because it's a "card game" that doesn't require the little ones to try holding a fanned out 'hand', it's a great game for them to start with. Just don't play when tired, your brain will freeze up. :)
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Set is a great game for all ages. No language or reading required. Watch out adults! Your kids will beat you.
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This game makes you THINK!! It's fun for adults (I have used it at an adults only coffee klatch), and for kids (my 7-yr old daughter LOVES this game). Highly recommended if you like any sort of puzzle/math/quick matching games.
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This is a great game. It's challenging, but good for almost all ages. There's a lot to think about when you're playing, so it works the brain, but it's a lot of fun, as well. It's interesting to see how different people see things, because each person playing will find different kinds of sets. I recommed this highly.
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I was first introduced to this game about a year ago and I can't get enough of it! It's a great game to play at a party because it's easy to drop in and out of it. It's also a fun game to play solo. Great for all ages! A friend just told me that her school used this game to choose children for the gifted program in her elementary school.
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