Diary of a Wimpy Kid Cheese Touch Game - Race to The Finish While Learning About Your Friends by Pressman

I think anyone who loves Diary of a Wimpy Kid would love this game. It’s super fun, trying to make sure you’re not the one who ends up with the cheese touch. (For those who don’t know, the cheese Touch is basically another form of the cooties from back in the day).

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Purchased for my 9 year old, DOAWK fan. He enjoyed the game. We all played together. It was cute.

I had the lowest expectation for this game, but I ended up getting it because my 8 year old son loves the book series. It was simply amazing! All you need to provide is some paper and pencils for every one. I simply got a few pieces of copy paper and cut it into 4 pieces and then handed pencils to every player. It was so much fun. I've never seen my younger kiddo trying so eagerly to write anything on paper than her answers to this game.

Got this game for a 7 and 9 year old. The directions are a little long and complicated so we kind of made up some of the game rules. The game requires at least 3 players. The kids seemed to like the game . . . as long as grandma ended up with the cheese.

Even if you’re not a Diary of a Wimpy Kid fan, this game is a blast! It’s a great bonding experience that helps you get to know the people you’re playing with better, whether it’s family or friends. Fun, engaging, and full of laughs—definitely a must-have for game nights!

Pros: Great game! For those who’ve read the books, you really see the characters, the cards/content is relevant to the books.Cons: the suggested age range isn’t appropriate. For instance, one question card asks “if you could be on a reality tv show, would you? Which one?” Most children reading this book don’t watch those type of shows.

I bought this as a gift for my nephew. He has vision impairment, so having a game with a tactile aspect to it made it extra special for him.

My son is really into the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books series, and this was a great gift for him. It's pretty fun, and a little more involved than the traditional roll the dice, pick the card and then move x number of spaces. There is that element, but it has you answer questions about yourself and other players have to make guesses about them. We had a good time playing this! Definitely recommend for someone who is familiar with the books and/or movies.