Educational Family Games from Crazysoft is a colorful, all-ages party game with 80 mini-games for ages 5 to 100. Check out our Educational Family Games review!

 

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Educational Family Games from Crazysoft is a colorful, all-ages party game with 80 mini-games for ages 5 to 100. Your task is simple: play on one of the available boards as you collect gems, so that you can trade them to purchase crowns. Crowns are important, since whoever has the most crowns at the end will win! You’ll be able to play on your own and take on the CPU, or have up to 4 players thanks to the local multiplayer option. Pick between Jack, Max, Santa, Luna, Princess, Petra, Robo, Gorilla, Caveman, and Yeti.

There are five different game boards to explore: IceCream Land, Pirate Islands, Dinosaurs Land, Space City, and Inferno City. Once you select a board, you can pick whether there’s going to be a practice mode before starting to play a mini-game, how many rounds you’ll play through, if there are special crowns awarded at the end based on what bonus goals each player completes, whether there’s going to be a spinner for a quiz duel when two players land on the game spot, and if you’ll be able to play all mini-games or a selection of them.

 

As each player stops the spinner and advances through the selected game board, they will get to land on the different types of circles on the board. These include a blue circle that awards gems, a red circle that takes away gems, a property circle that can be bought to charge rent from any player who lands on it, a luck circle where you’ll be able to select a lucky card, a quiz circle where you’ll have to answer a quiz to receive a gift, a bubble express circle that will allow you to fast travel, and even a turtle that you can visit to exchange your hard-earned gems for items that can help you.

As for the mini-games? Some examples are Race to the Top, Pirates with Cannons, Robot Assembly, World Flags, Raining Coins, Ninja Arena, Mountains Platformer, Off-Road Challenge, Lava Arena, Air Hockey Pro, Pattern Match, Snow Platformer, Recycle Sorter, Jetpack Hero, Rocket Landing, What Comes Next?, Puzzle Pieces, Smack Attack, Bot Rush, Lake Boats, Animal Match, Raining Coins, World Flags, Maze Master, Quick Count, Claw Rush, Paintball Duet, Ninja Arena, Wild West Target, Asteroid Dash, Football Pro, Name That Instrument, Lucky Chest, Monster Truck Push, Tennis Master, Balance Birds, Dress the Mannequin, Art Quiz, Bicicly City Duos, Chemistry Quiz, and Pinball Duet, to name a few.

What will you have to do during each of the mini-games? Since talking about all 80 mini-games would take a while, let’s discuss a handful of them. Race to the Top will require you to jump from platform to platform as you try to get to the top before the timer runs out. Lava Arena tasks you with dodging the rocks that Inferno launches your way by moving on top of the green tiles.

Recycle Sorter will ask that you move your character around while interacting with the different items at the bottom of the screen so that you can pick them up and toss them into the right waste bin. In Raining Coins, you must move left and right to catch as many of the raining gems so that they go inside of your piggy bank. Another one is Maze Master, in which you’ll have to guide your character through the twisting paths so that you can reach the exit in the top-right corner.

Educational Family Games is a colorful, all-ages party game with 80 mini-games for ages 5 to 100. Your task is simple: play on one of the available boards as you collect gems, so that you can trade them to purchase crowns. Crowns are important, since whoever has the most crowns at the end will win! You’ll be able to play on your own and take on the CPU, or have up to 4 players thanks to the local multiplayer option. Pick between Jack, Max, Santa, Luna, Princess, Petra, Robo, Gorilla, Caveman, and Yeti.

It’s a game that has been designed for gamers of all ages, with five board games to explore and 80 mini-games. The game includes voice acting and text in a variety of languages (English, Japanese, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Polish), which will allow more gamers to jump in. Educational Family Games is out on Nintendo Switch with a $24.99 price tag.

Disclaimer
This Educational Family Games review is based on a Nintendo Switch copy provided by Crazysoft.