| User | Rating | Min. Age | Adults Too | Comment |
| cdand | 7 | 2 | Yes | My 2 y/o loves this game. This is a nice memory game. You show your child the cards (the game recommends that you use the My First cards for children under 4 but my 2y/o has no problem with any and all the cards) you then have your child turn around or cover their eyes and place one of the cards in the sleeve with the A cover) then have them turn around and try and guess what is in the sleeve. There are 5 covers with more and more of the image showing ranging from A to E. If the child can't guess what it is then take out the cover and put in a new one. Then ask them again doing this until they guess it. Of the sleeves my 2 y/o can guess almost all of them on the A or B card and only 2 stump him enough to go to the C card. Now in using the standard cards on a 2 y/o he doesn't know the characters but I am happy that he says Puppy for the pokey little puppy and so on. To me that is a correct answer. He requests to play this every other day so I am moving on to bigger and better games with him soon. A must have for 2 and 3 y/o but I can't see much use after that. |
| Elden | 6 | 2 | Some | This is a great game for very young children and for adults that enjoy interacting with young children. However, kindergarteners have pretty much outgrown the game. |