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Lego Board Game Creationary 3844 | 
| Manufacturer: LEGO
Category: Toy
This item is no longer available
Rating:  4 reviews
MPN: 3844
EAN: 5702014589766
ASIN: B002WCNGGY
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| Customer Reviews:
great new game! May 24, 2010
Sandra Bates (Austin, TX)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This is a fantasic game for those who love lego's and those who used to play pictionary or charades. Great game for the entire family! I just wish they had more types of pieces and figures - but, to handle that we just add more from my son's collection to have a better selection of building pieces.
Great gift for lego lovers May 9, 2010
Lisa Witteman (Huntsville, AL United States)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought this game as a gift for my Lego-loving 6 year old nephew. He and his whole family seem to enjoy it. He isn't quite ready to play by the rules, but it was easy enough for him to come up with his own style of play. The cards that specify what you will build don't show Lego constructions, so it takes some imagination to figure out how to make some of the items. How would you build a Lego fly, or zoo or frog? The game includes a good assortment of pieces, including more unusual ones.
Lego Creationary April 28, 2010
Jeanne Charland (Brick, NJ USA)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
Excellent for any child 5 or older that loves Lego's. Lots of small parts to create many things. Hold's 8 yr. old's interest. Would highly recommend it!
 Like "Pictionary" But With Legos! April 14, 2010
Jenners (East Coast of the U.S.A.)
21 out of 21 found this review helpful
The game is similar to Pictionary but instead of drawing, you use Legos.
What is in the game:
-- a Lego Dice, which has the categories that can be found on the cards (Buildings, Nature, Things, Vehicles) as well as a You Choose and Double (which is like You Choose but you get double points if you guess.
-- a set of 96 cards divided into Easy, Medium and Hard that have pictures on them for different categories that are on the Lego Dice (Buildings, Nature, Things, Vehicles)
-- a building tray to sort the pieces by color
-- an assortment of 338 Lego pieces
How to Play:
The instruction booklet describes several different ways you can play the game, but all basically come down to building what is on the card and having someone else guess what you built. The game itself can be pretty challenging -- even for adults. My 5-year-old was able to play it though, and I think most kids familiar with Legos could play it. The recommended ages are 7 and up.
My Thoughts:
I think it is creative way to play with Legos, and a game that the entire family could participate in -- even my husband enjoyed playing it! I think it definitely encourages imagination and creativity. I also appreciate that Lego provided an assortment of ways to play ... and I'm sure most families could think up their own rules to adapt their own needs. This is only one of a whole new series of games by Lego but we chose this one because it seemed to the most open-ended and best suited to the age of our son. When he gets older, I'm sure we'll be checking into some of the other Lego games that are just being released.
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