Petit Collage What Am I?

Expensive with only paper to hold cards. I definitely would never buy again. Better quality in other shops. Suzlily

The glasses are made of paper and don’t stay on the face - so the game is useless. What a waste of money!

We were so excited to receive this game for review since we really love PetitCollage products. However, the very first time we played it with ages 4, 7, 9 and 11 it proved to be very frustrating. The cards are meant to fit into a slot on the cardboard glasses which you then wear while the other players answer your questions until you guess what is on your card. The frustrating part is the glasses do not fit snugly or securely on the child's ears and so constantly move which causes the card to move and fall. This results in the child seeing the card and needing to start over. The subject matter of the cards are very open-ended and can take quite a while for a child of 4-8 years old to guess what it is.The glasses are already beginning to fall apart so we will need to modify how we play the game if we get it out again. If only the glasses were made of something move durable like plastic, this game would be fun. I know this would go against what the company stands for but the product would actually work and be fun for longer than one playing time.The artwork is wonderful, colorful and whimsical but we are clearly disappointed that we can't play the game as it's meant to be played.

This is a cute game based on an old version of guessing games. It’s fun family time with easily identified and colorful object cards. I gave this 4 stars because, as other reviewers have said, why not plastic glasses instead of flimsy cardboard? I know sustainable blah blah but these are kids playing. Also, for younger kids, they definitely need help putting the card in the glasses. And they want to draw but hard for them not to look at the object at a young age like my four year old. Altogether we have a good time but they should be at least 6 years old or they tend to get frustrated with the concept.