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if you're interested in something you can play with them you really can't go wrong, an elementary kid would certainly get the hang of everything better than my 62 y/o mom and she's still been playing with me for the last few hours up to 1am now!

Do note however the single-switch multiplayer is up to 2 players only, you'll need multiple switches for each additional person (although thankfully there's an app that lets other switches play locally with someone who owns 1 copy, so you don't need multiple games.... still, multiple switches, but it's good for me and my siblings!). But also with single-switch multiplayer you can't play stuff that requires secrecy, like how Poker can't hide your hand from other players on a single system. Last Card / Uno is sad to miss out on though =/. There's of course online with friends or with anybody, haven't taken a crack at it yet but I hear lag can be disappointing, particularly compared to what you'd expect from simple turn-based board games.

Nevertheless the selection is still large, like again the last few hours me and my mom played all of Connect-4, Chinese Checkers, Matching, Takoyaki, Billiards, Darts, Toy Curling, and Air Hockey, and we still didn't have time to get around other favs we played the other day (namely Backgammon for my mom)

For an elementary kid I mean it really seems like a great package to teach them a bunch of timeless classics (and a bunch of random other stuff). With all the games and challenges it's been pretty fun completing, although as an independant adult with the ability to play a lot of games with a lot of free time I can't speak to how much this'll last a normal kid solo. Either way it's definitely a greatly accessible party game that I can always imagine coming back to playing with others.

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