Pandasaurus GamesThe Mind - Family-Friendly Board Games - Game Night - Card Games for Adults, Teens & Kids (2-4 Players)

It can be a little nerve-wracking since it’s all about trusting your intuition—there are no turns, and everyone has to play their cards in ascending order from 1 to 100 without knowing what numbers others have! It's really cool to see how different people approach the game in their own way. Every group brings a unique experience.It's the perfect game to take anywhere, thanks to its compact size, and it’s great for all ages. The card quality is excellent, too. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a quick, fun game option and great price.

The Mind is hands down one of our all-time favorite games! We’ve gifted it to over 10 friends, and it’s always been a massive hit. It’s a perfect mix of hilarious and challenging, keeping everyone on their toes with every round. We love that it can be played with 2-4 players, making it ideal for small gatherings or a cozy game night. It’s so rare to find a game that’s so enjoyable with just two players, but this one truly excels in that area. The gameplay is easy to grasp, yet requires plenty of strategy and offers a unique experience each time you play. It’s the perfect way to connect with friends, give your brain a workout, and share some great laughs. If you’re searching for a thought-provoking, entertaining, and fun gift, this game is a must-have. We highly recommend it!

We love The Mind. This is a really fun game. We have played this with adults and teenagers and everyone loves it. It is fun, easy and entertaining. My son is out of the country. He took this game with him. His roommates all love playing this. He has gifted his game to one of his friends for their birthday so I had to buy him a other one and ship it to him. It's a fun cooperative game (although frustrating at times). When you play with someone for the first time, it will take a little while until you get in vibe with each other to actually win the game. My husband and sons have only beat all the levels once. They were determined to do it and spent the afternoon working on it. I have never beat it but still love this game

If I was just reviewing the game, I’d give it five stars. But the packaging for the game is SO BAD that it inspired me to leave a review on its own. The game is a very fun, challenging, easy to grasp game, whether you’re playing two player or multiple players.The box that the game comes in, however, is SO FLIMSY that after only just a couple of plays through, it started falling apart. So we bought the game again, solely for the packaging to get a box that wouldn’t allow the cards to fall out and splay everywhere if you even touch it, and after just two plays of the game, the cardbox is already falling apart again. I’m going and buying a plastic card case for the game because the box and packaging are the flimsiest I’ve ever seen.Great game, please invest in packaging that doesn’t immediately fall apart when you breathe on it.

My husband and I play this game a lot. Its a great way to encourage date night or bring people closer without talking about anything heavy. I love collaboration games and this is it. the cards are nice quality and it feels like they will last a long time.

Terrific game. Ultra simple idea, easy to learn, surprisingly engaging for all ages. A big hit at two recent family gatherings. Highly recommended.Message to the game’s designer(s) regarding simple but needed improvements to the cards and to the box/case:1. It’s a little too easy to mis-read the numbers on the cards. (I assume/hope that is not intentional). For a game where timing and speed can be crucial, the cards’ numbers could be presented more clearly. Maybe make the cards two-toned so that the numbers are ‘standing’ on a darker (‘ground’) color with a lighter (‘sky’) background color behind/above? And/or perhaps make the ‘ground’ slightly curved so the individual numerals (in a two digit number) are ‘leaning’ slightly away from the centerline of the card? Anything that helps one quickly orient the numbers correctly with just a quick glance = right side up.2. The box is the ‘wrong’ size.*- The game ‘equipment’ is effectively just a deck of 100+ cards. The box’s shape/size is designed to hold 2 half-decks side-by-side. But two half decks do not stay separated in the box. The cards tend to ‘mingle’ in the box creating a bulge in the middle - or at one end - stressing the already weak seams (see below). A simpler box size/shape that just holds all 100+ cards in a single stack would be much better (IMHO) and easier to use.3. The paper/cardboard box is too flimsy. Will not last.*- The box I received in the mail already seemed a bit ‘shop worn.’ Seams started to tear after just two days of use.- Single cards also easily slip out of the closed box through the gaps at the ends.- After day 2, I needed to cello-tape the box’s weak seems (and I taped one end permanently closed)- A simple plastic(?) case with a robust lid/latch would be a much better choice. I’m searching for one now to replace the box the game comes in.- An additional ‘nicety’ (not necessity) would be to provide a separate ‘pocket’ in the box/case for the dozen or so non-number cards to keep them separated from the main deck of 100 numbered ‘play’ cards.*refers to the “Pandasaurus” (N American) edition. Not sure if the NSV (Europe) box is similar.