Gutter Games 12 Games of Christmas - Family Game Night Pack for Kids and Teens - Hilarious Christmas Party Games for Adults and Family Party - Complete Entertainment Package - Multicolor

Fun for holidays

We had a blast playing these as a family, and it will now become a Christmas tradition! The only negative things to be said is that there was a cup and 5 plastic balls and no instructions. I am glad I made this purchase!

Age range was good.Fun to play.

We played these games on Thanksgiving. We had so much fun and we laughed so hard. I highly recommend this box of games. Something for everyone of all ages.

The games are cute. My grandchildren ages 14 to 6 liked it. However, the toss the rings at the deer antlers is very cheaply made. We were not able to play. It could not get the rings to hold air or the antlers to stand up to throw them.

It will serve the purpose for buying…. Games at a Christmas party!

Our Elf on the Shelf delivered this on December 13th and oh wow, did I have fun with my sick kids playing the first game! It was a bunch of silly challenges (my 10 year old commented that they were similar to YouTube challenges, which is a good thing!) and we had fun! My 4 year old daughter only did the cookie challenge where we placed the cookie on our foreheads and had to wiggle our face muscles to get it into our mouths (no hands). She loved it! My son and I had to do a cereal box challenge… hard to describe it, but we had to tear strips off each round to make it shorter and pick it up from the floor with our teeth. Anyway, very fun to do even when we were under the weather! The games called for basic things you’d probably have in your house. The weirdest thing has happened though… the box of games has disappeared! I’m dying to play more games but we can’t find it anywhere!!! I’m hoping my daughter wrapped it or something! If we never find it, I’ll have to order another box for the Elf to bring next year, it was that fun!

This was fun for my kids, 13 and 9, and mom and dad too! The games are not separated into different numbered bags within the box. You have to go through and figure it out but it's not too confusing. The back of the box shows all of the different games and an instruction book is included. I did use sticky notes to cover each game on the box then numbered randomly 1-12. Each day we just pulled of the next sticky to uncover the game of the night. Games do involve reading, writing, and drawing so, much better for older children.