Customer Ratings & Reviews

After 2 weeks the screen went fuzzzy........do not buy this machine!

After a year of use, I can say this was a waste of money. The idea of not having physical board games is great and space-saving, however, this game table is hit or miss when it works after updates and gaming can be slow just based on how the games are programmed.

Work for a while and after that didn’t want to turn on anymore

Very expensive tablet with not a lot of support or downloads. If you're gonna spend this much just buy a tablet....you'll get 5,000 more games, this thing has like 25 tops.

Turned on long enough to register and start downloading 1 game. Shut off during dowload and wont power back up. Nothing illuminating indicating the power supply is charging the battery. Waste of time and money.

Way too expensive for what it is. Not worth almost 1000 dollars. Just stick with the real board games for a fraction of the price.

Way to much $$$ for a slow interface and limited uses

Limited games for such a high priced tablet turned into a table. No internet or bluetooth capabilities also a fail.

Would give less if I could!!! This table didn’t even last 30 times of play! Company doesn’t stand behind its product at all! What a waste of 1k! Do NOT make the same mistake!!!

Game stopped working a year later it was barely played but smell like wires burning

Its basically a touch screen tv but if you like games then its good

Fun for whole family. Wish you could save high scores or winners

This game table is great for game night! Rather than bringing out multiple boxes of games, you can play them with a few clicks.

Now i can throw away an entire closet full of board games. FINALLY!

Great for a family who loves to play board games!!!

It came damaged, they couldn't replace it instead they gave me a refund..

The table worked for 1 day and then the Fan started making a very loud noise.

Literally quit working 15 days after we picked it up.

Got as a holiday gift from my husband after mentioning having seen in online. It meets expectations and I would recommend for the right family. Ours is a family of 5 with ages 5-45. We own closets full of board games and thought this was a great way to get rid of some and free up some closet space. My first thought was ‘I can get rid of all the games that my 5 year old loves’ and I can, but I also feel like for a younger child there are still benefits to playing with an actual game. For learning colors, the spinner on Candy Land does the job, but it would be nice to also have the option to having manipulatives to purchase and then override game settings. Same with Chute and Ladders - spinner works great, but it autocounts the spaces and I would love to have an actual spinner and Mae the kid count. Mine knows colors and shapes, but for younger kids I would still stick with the actual board games. Monopoly is great, and I can’t wait to download Ticket to Ride, it saves so much time on game set-up. I would love to see more card games and more of the difficult to set-up games with lots of pieces - Minecraft Builder and Biomes is a family favorite and would be phenomenal on this game table! But again, for something like Monopoly I wouldn’t mind passing a set of dice around the table and would love to see this as an update option in the settings menu. I was very impressed with the house rules for options for each game, there are tons of options to change the games depending on age/skill levels., which is great. Personally, I wanted to wait on purchasing, because I’d like to see what the future holds for it. There’s so much potential to the device and I’d love to see where it goes. It could definitely be developed for more educational games or other uses, but apparently my husband wanted in now! I don’t think now is the wrong decision. So…couple of things…1- if you are thinking the legs will easily pop on/off so you can use it sometimes on the table, forget it. Leg removal is a two person job, and if you assemble it wrong, even harder to fix. I would like to see the legs being a little easier to remove. 2- some of the games require things to be hidden from other players. There are shield they give you, but it would be amazing if there was an interface to a phone/tablet to see them. 3- some of the music/sound effects are a little annoying (and I’ve seen lots of reviews with complaints) but it can be turned off in each game which I appreciate, or there is volume control. Overall, it definitely meets my expectations. It’s very heavy and seems durable, but it will be interesting to see how long the components last and where development goes on things available in the shop for it. I feel like this is fairly early on in development and the next version of this could be even better and the games available could get even better over time depending on who all gets on board with game development.

I think it is the best way to play board games, the cost of the games are not too expensive. My family Loves it!