Spin Master Games, Mind The Gap Deluxe Trivia Game, Board Game for All Generations on Thanksgiving, Friendsgiving, Birthdays & Family Nights, 2-12 Players, for Ages 10 & Up

This game is great for getting everyone in our family, from grandparent to HS kids, together, participating, and interacting. The boomer questions are really difficult for everyone but it's part of the fun.

Great for multi-age trivia lovers!

Fun game for all ages. A lot of laughs.

Mind The Gap - it is a game of generations, so not surprising that it'd be more fun to have the appropriate generations involved present to play! I gave it five stars because if we had those generations at the time, the game is super well made and the questions interesting and fun.Santa brought this for Christmas. Family of seven, Gen X and Gen Z. We split into teams and manipulated the rules a little to work for us. The questions are super fun, the challenges are fun too! We skipped the head-to-head because it was just too much to figure out that first night. It took a couple hours to get around the board. We really could have used the other generations!The next day we tried with just three teens and myself (52yrs) and we went through almost the whole stack of Millennial and Boomer questions before any of us answered one of those correctly. And it took entirely too long.If we'd had the grandparents in town it would have been more fun and play would have gone more quickly. We'll definitely pull it out again when they next visit!

This game is so much fun. Husband and I are both Gen X and our kids are Gen Z. The boomer category was very difficult therefore can make for a long game to get through.

Super fun game! It does take a while when I get to the Boomer stage but hey thats half the fun!

Another great family game. Holds the interest of teens and adolescence very well. I recommend. Good quality well thought out a game to build not just competition but knowledge and understanding.

The game can be fun when playing with different generations of your family and friends. However, we did encounter some wrong information. So far, I’ve seen a few grammar typos and odd phrasing on questions and so far, at least 2 wrong dates on questions. We haven’t gone through every question yet and wouldn’t be able to distinguish errors in the Boomer or Gen X categories. In Millennials though, there was a question about Mike Tyson’s fight against Evander Holyfield dating the fight to 1997 when it was in fact in 1996. Another question was regarding when the Sony PlayStation was first released in Japan vs the rest of the world. The information erroneously stated on the card that it was in 1993 & 1994, when it was in fact 1994 & 1995. Little errors like that which caused a lot of doubts in how the players gave an answer which ultimately persuaded me to give it a lower star rating. Millennials knew better than the erroneous information stated in the game. If you can get past that, then it’s still an entertaining game.