Smart games - any good?

[NuzzleandScratch]

Looking at these for the dds, age 5 and 7. Looking at IQ puzzle pro for the older one, and maybe Jump In for the younger one. The reviews are great, but would be interested to know what others think, and which ones you found right for what age.

We have a Red Riding Hood game by smart games and it is really good. Enjoyed by the kids and nicely made.

Thanks, I am debating between the Red Riding Hood one and Jump In for my younger daughter. Can I ask how old your children are?

We have 2. A ghost and a dinosaur one. Loved by the kids. Also bought the red riding hood one as a gift, and was told it was popular.
I'd recommend them.

My 2 are 4 and 6. They both enjoy the Red Riding Hood game but it is a bit easy for the 6yo. I'm thinking of getting her the jump in one as I think it'll be a bit more challenging.

I’m a teacher and I use them in my class. I have Trucky and Three Little Pigs.
I have seen 4 year olds enjoy them as much as 10 year olds.

My 8yo loves IQ link, all that range are great.

Thanks to this thread I now have Temple Connection on my wish list!

Thanks all, will def go for them then! I had wondered if the Red Riding Hood one might be outgrown a bit quickly by the 5 year old, so will prob go for Jump In. I also like the fact that it's all self contained neatly with a lid! The lady in the shop I looked at them in was saying that the company will send replacement pieces if you lose any too.

Just thought I'd update to say I got my 5yo the Jump In one, and it's been a big hit! In fact dh also spent quite some time playing it over Xmas! Also got the IQ puzzler pro for my 7yo, and she also seems to be enjoying it. That one's really challenging, especially the 3D challenges! Nice quality pieces too, definitely recommend.

I'll just add that I bought 3 little pigs for my 4 year old and it was a great success. It was labelled for 3-6 year olds. I wanted another one to occupy her during confinement and bought Little Red Riding Hood which was labelled age 4-7. So, it's going to be more challenging, right?
No: it was much easier because there are very leading clues that guide the child to the answer. I don't have a problem with a game having clues but I think it should be made clear on the outside of the box so we can make an informed decision.