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Must Have Christmas Kids Games from Wonder Forge

Disclosure: The games from Wonder Forge mentioned below was provided for me in order to facilitate my review. All opinions are my own and honest. I am disclosing this in accordance to FTC Guidelines. Please see “Disclose” tab for more information.

I am sure that many of you remember that my family loves to play games. My husband and I have always enjoyed playing games and that love has definitely passed on to our daughters. We aren’t quite to the point that we have a designated game night a week, but I know that time is coming :). Wonder Forge is and will always be one of our favorite game companies. The games that we have of theirs are wonderful in every aspect. I have not received a game from them that left me disappointed.

About Wonder Forge:

In 2007, Jacobe Chrisman (Founder & CEO) and a small group of creative types with a passion for children’s entertainment came together to develop extraordinarily fun, original play experiences for kids and families.

Since it was originally launched, Wonder Forge has always offered top-quality experiences, raising the bar for preschool and family games everywhere. The preschool games help to celebrate the “can do” attitude in all kids – engaging them physically, socially, and creatively. The family games bridge generation gaps and create wholesome family moments and lasting memories.

Wonder Forge additionally always works to create strong, long-lasting partnerships with licensors. This is wonderful when your children love certain characters.

Today, Wonder Forge makes over 85 games that have won more than 160 top awards for product excellence. They are sold nationwide and in over 11 countries.

About the games :

Frozen Surprise Slides: (Pictured Above)

In this wonderful Frozen game, you get to take a Journey high up into the mountains above Arendelle with all your favorite Frozen friends. You can take shortcut slides and zoom ahead, or push you backward. It’s a game that will always be different every time that you play this game.

This game promotes:

color recognition
turn-taking and playing together
Ideal first game for preschoolers

About Dr.Seuss Charades:

In this fun charades game, your child can draw a card to act out for their friends. It is developed specially for young players, this game uses familiar and whimsical images from the world of Dr.Seuss for silly, laugh out loud fun for everyone.
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Disney Infinity – A Family Video Game

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Disney Infinity is the latest in Disney’s every growing library of video games. This entry is a mashup of a bit of another toy/video game cross over,with some clever Disney characters and designs, sprinkled in with some Disney magic and player creativity. The result is a fun family friendly game that child and parent can enjoy.

Disney Infinity is at its core a toy box. This toy box has as few or as many pieces in it as you may like. Starting with three characters and three play sets the fun begins.

Each play set revolved around a popular Disney film included in the starter set are: Pirates of the Caribbean, Monsters University and The Incredibles. The characters included are Sully from Monsters University, Captain Jack from Pirates and Mr Incredible from The Incredibles. With character and setting in place the player can pick to play in the play set. Lets say you’d like to play Pirates. Grab Captain Jack and put him on the Inifinity base along with your play set then hop into the game. As Captain Jack you explore a location from the film, Tortuga. While there Jack finds himself rescuing, battling and exploring the battle ravaged city. As Sully you explore the campus of Monsters U find tons of hidden items and a plethora of fun missions to clean up the campus after a rival Fear Tech trash it. Last but not least we have Mr Incredible battling his way through the city of Metroville, protecting its citizens from the Omnidroids. All three play sets are a blast to play in and are wonderfully more fun with a second player in co-operative play mode. The second player having the ability to drop in and out of the game as they please, prefect for a younger sibling or a busy parent. The biggest drawback of the play sets though is only characters from the play set can be used in it. Sorry no Captain Jack visits to Monsters University. This can be a pain on the first playing of the game with siblings, but is easily remedied with the addition of additional characters available everywhere the game itself is sold.
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