Enhanced by well known images from Walter Wick's books, this tester favourite is an interesting twist on Bongo. Unlike the classic version, in this game, players take turns picking the spot they want to cover. And since each play board has all 61 images, all players get a chance to seek and find, so there are no long boring waits between turns. A beginner version of the game suggests players keep their boards hidden, but there are no screens provided and tilting the board risks having your markers fall out. Most of our testers played the version where boards are left in sight, which adds more strategy to the game. Deciding what image to call is a balance between what image is best for you, but not too advantageous to another player. To make it easier for young kids, the game uses pictures rather than letter/number combos, so half the fun is searching your card to find the called item. An added bonus is that the game can be played in different languages - a great way to help learn a...