Identikit
The only way to play this game is to have someone take a glance at a person and try to
describe him or her to the player using the Identikit. That way it would be an interesting
experiment in powers of observation, the ability to describe what one saw and the ability
to reconstruct the image with some degree of accuracy. Otherwise there isn't enough in
this product for a game. You basically put together parts of the face to create a
supposedly identifiable ‘suspect'. However, without a suspect you can't test your powers
of observation. You can go on to create a variety of cats and dogs but you can't intermix
species - which might have been more fun. This might be a good addition to one of
Tivola's mystery adventures but there's not enough here for a stand alone game.
Editor Review 5/01
Ages 6 - 102
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