Wheel of Fortune Game: 6th Edition - Spin The Wheel, Solve A Puzzle, And Win by Pressman

Kids and adults enjoy this Wheel of Fortune game.

We love this game. Everything works and fits together nicely. We took it out of the box as soon as it arrived and played a round. Very pleased!

Great price

Everything was packaged nicely and neatly in the box. Once the board and wheel are put together with care (not letting a child force the pieces in), it works great and has lasted through several rounds with a family of 5, including a couple times when it wasn't put back up as neatly as I prefer. The slides on the board are tricky to figure out at first, but once you realize to move them straight and perhaps jiggle them to get them straight, all is good. I like that there are multiple puzzles per sheet, with letters filling the gaps so that, when changed quickly, you can't really see what it is. That, along with how they have this newer edition with the pamphlet to show how many of each letter, allows everyone to play instead of one person in charge of knowing what's behind the screen. We especially like the dry erase board for the kids to mark off what letters have been called. And to make this last even longer, we put clear packing tape on the front and back to thicken the board and also lessen the chance of the dry-erase marker potentially leaving behind faded stains.... not sure what others were expecting from a non-digital board game to have rated it so low, but after having older editions of this game, I find this one to be great.

This game is still worth getting and everyone has fun when they play…But nobody is allowed to guess an S, because the answer key is totally incorrect, and you’ll reveal a different letter instead, and not know if there are any S’s.Makes it more difficult I guess

What can you say. This is a home edition of the TV game we all love.

Love the show, love my hand held game, and we'll love this just as much, could used more money

While you do have to place the papers just so to be able to see the lines it is possible. We have played multiple rounds with a large age range, from 9- 65. I will say some of the puzzles will be harder for younger children unless they are well traveled or have lots of curiosity. One mistake is not making sure all the windows or panels closed before switching to a new puzzle. We played many rounds at once. Oh one real flaw. Not enough money to continue to play when 3 ot more were playing. We collected money at the end of each round and just let everyone have a bank total if they won. So we had enough money to pass out on the next round.