Tonies Guess Who Monster Mysteries Screen-Free Game

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love our Tonies 2.0 box — it provides countless screen-free and creative fun for our 5 year old. The Monster Mystery is such a great take on Guess Who? with new characters and silly stories and helps work on listening comprehension and logical reasoning in a unique and age-appropriate way! It’s small so a great option to bring on travel or carry around the house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids love the Tonieplay Guess Who? Monster Mysteries. We brought the game down the shore for the weekend, and kids between 2-8 all participated & played together! They love the monster characters and figuring out the game. Recommend !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 5 year old daughter and I had an absolute BLAST playing Guess Who? Monster Mysteries! It was very engaging for her and I loved that this was a screen-free activity that helped her work on listening to directions and looking for details. She had so much fun playing this and we will definitely play again!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is super fun for kids. My daughter keeps asking me to play with her over and over. It seem complicated to set up at 1st, but once you get a hang of it. It's pretty easy that a kid can also do. The monster mysteries is a kid detective game with clues. The story is very interesting and the voice is clear and easy to follow. My daughter is super focuse when she play because she doesn't want to miss any clue. This game definitely helps with her listening skills and focus. Each monster story is funny and make kid giggles.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This new Tonieplay Guess Who? Monster Mysteries for our Toniebox is so neat for my 5-year-old! The game itself is honestly perfect for little kids during no screen time because it keeps them completely engaged without needing a tablet or TV. My daughter loves trying to figure out which monster it is, and I love that it really encourages her to slow down, listen carefully, and pay attention to details. It’s such a fun way to help build listening and comprehension skills without it feeling “educational” to her. I also really appreciate how interactive and instructive the game is. The prompts clearly tell kids exactly what to do, and if they miss something or get distracted, they can easily replay the instructions and keep going independently. That was huge for us because she was able to play on her own without constantly asking for help. One side note about the Tonie Box 2 it was so much easier to set up than the first one! Overall, this has been such a fun, entertaining, and surprisingly educational addition to our Toniebox collection. It keeps her busy, encourages independent play, and gives us a great screen-free activity that she actually gets excited about.