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Features
- Kids' top career choices included in this game
- For 2 to 4 players
- Ages 8 and up
- Includes gameboard with spinner, cards, Spin to Win tokens, cars, pegs, money pack and game guide
- Adult assembly required
- The Game of Life is a classic game of chance
- Easy to set up and play
- Choose careers, financial moves and other choices
- Now with careers chosen by kids
- Includes gameboard with spinner, cards, Spin to Win tokens, cars, pegs, money pack and game guide
- Follow the twists and turns on this winding road in The Game of Life and earn Life Tiles and money as you go
- For 2 to 6 players
- Ages 9 to Adult
Description
Includes gameboard with spinner, cards, Spin to Win tokens, cars, pegs and money pack. Practice makes perfect in the game of Life. Try marriage, kids, and more. Will you go to college and take out student loans? Or join the working force and collect on payday? Will you go bankrupt, or earn millions in stock and real estate? Anything's possible with a spin of the Life wheel! A classic family game that can be a reality check--or just a fun time. --Margaret Quinn P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Brand Story By Hasbro Games From the Manufacturer Spin the wheel of fate and take a drive along the twisting roads families have enjoyed for more than 40 years. Do good deeds as you go through the game to earn Life Tiles and more money down the road. See more
Product Dimensions: 2.52 x 15.75 x 10.51 inches
Item Weight: 2.55 pounds
Item model number: 04000
Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: October 2, 2001
Language: English
Department: Bedroom
Manufacturer: Hasbro
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In order to enjoy this game do not compare it to the original one. My kids (ages 6 and 9) love this game. They love a lot of the newer aspects like the different careers, the night school option to get a new career and the family path that gives more opportunities for having babies. The action cards are fun because some of them have start family conversation which is fun. One says "You started a band" (you either earn some money or have to pay for starting the band I forgot) and then it says what instruments does everyone play? Those questions just add to the fun. There are only a couple cons in my opinion. I am sad it is only 4 players and not 6. If you choose not to go to college you are probably not going to win. The jobs without college make $70,000 or less and the college jobs make $80,000-$120,000 or $130,000. I wish there was more of a chance for a career without college to make more money. I do miss the car and house insurances too! Overall it is a very fun game and my kids love to play it over and over again.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2016 by Julie
The children in our household are a little too young for this more complicated game. They are 4 and 7. Nevertheless, with the help of an adult they did enjoy it. I think in a few years it will be perfect for them. We remember this game from a long time ago but they have added a lot of complexity to it to make it more like real life. And it really is quite good. I think it would be better for old children. It will certainly teach them a lot of real financial decisions.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2013 by Patricia
The newest version (2014) is a ton of fun. The older version (from the 70s) was fun but it went on forever because there was no established end to the game. The version from the late 90s was really boring and just plain silly. But, the newest version is lots of fun. The game ends when everyone reaches the "Retirement" square. To get there, you still choose your career (lots of great new choices), get married, have babies (if you choose the Life Path), and you can take risks to get more money. The Action Cards are more modern (and really funny) and every card is very interactive. If you like the old version (from the 70s), you'll love the newest one. TECHNICAL NOTE: Our wheel was a little sticky at first. It's detachable from the board so I took it off, spun it a few times, reattached it, and it works perfectly now. The people/baby pieces are bigger than the old version but they are still small so don't use the pieces with really small children. The baby pieces are not needed as you can easily keep track of how many children you have. Enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2015 by Pilotgal
This is just as much fun as you remember, but it really doeasn't do anything to promote any kind of non-traditional 1950's conception of family. It rewards you for having the most children, gives the highest pay to the most respected professions (Dr., Lawyer. . . ) and in no way touches on any of the things that make a really rewarding life, like leisure time with family, happiness, fulfillment, etc. Yes, I know that the game is not supposed to be interpereted in any kind of social or philosophical manner, but if you are familiar with the game I thought you may enjoy the exercise of really thinking about this game and it's name "the Game of LIFE." I am giving this game 4 stars because it is a moderately amusing diversion, but by today's standards the game is simplistic and dated. I am not suggesting that the game needs to account for all the various forms of family that exist today, or that it should include things like divorce or death, but I have some difficulty with the idea that this game is "the Game of Life" and that it is such a pale and superficial treatment of the subject. Remember that 4 stars means that "I like it" and that this is still a positive review before the Hasbro Mafia comes to shoot me in the knees. You know what, nermind, I retract all the nonsense above. Have a blast with this pretty-good game and don't think about it too much. 4 stars stands. KNOCK, KNOCK. . . Who is it? Hasbro mafia, we'd like a word". . . I have to go. . .
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2016 by M. 9 Fingers
I bought this as we love to play games with our kids at least every other night to build a sense of togetherness and to have fun. It's a bit more complicated than the original version and the banker should definitely be an adult as there seems to be an awful lot of nuances in this complex game. Just be sure to read the 'manual' that comes inside of it, front to back, because there are alot of things you get money for, you have to stop on stops to get your wife/kids/decide on night school and then proceed with the rest of your spaces. That part can be confusing if you land on a stop that requires you to spin because you have to remember your original spaces. I suggest having everyone remember what you spin and how many spaces you have moved before doing the Stop activities. Still, a fun game and good for decision making and having kids deal with consequences of their decisions.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2016 by Sam I Am
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024 by Hochimin
The game was a bit worn. But nothing to major.
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2023 by SandyLane
Bought for grandson for part of his birthday present and found it to be a very enoyable and fun game. We played while Mom was at work and he loved the game. I remember this game from when my kids were little. I was going to buy this game at the Riteaid where we first saw one but it was 10.00 more than on Amazon, so for the price of this one game at Riteaid, I was able to buy this and another game for him on Amazon, and with prime shipping and quick delivery, way to go Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2017 by Mara