Skillmatics' newest picture of the box (item SKILL863GJDP), which leaves out the word JuniorPhoto: Skillmatics
What's in the box: 35 game cards and 10 guider tilesPhoto: Skillmatics
Pick a tile, hear the answer, guess the characterPhoto: Skillmatics
A first guessing game to play with a grown-upPhoto: Skillmatics
Collect 7 cards to winPhoto: Skillmatics
For 2 players or two teams, ages 3 to 6Photo: Skillmatics
An earlier picture of the box, marked juniorPhoto: Skillmatics
The back of the boxPhoto: Skillmatics
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Card game

Guess in 10 Junior: Disney Princess

Picture tiles help little ones guess the Disney princess

2–6players · best with 2, or two small teams with a grown-up
10–20 minplaying time
3+recommended age
Learning curve
Very easy1 / 5
EasyDemanding
Luck & skill
More luck than skill
LuckSkill
Interaction
Medium
Set-up
Under a minute
Reading
None

The quick verdict

Full verdict ↓

Great for Children of 3 to 6 who know Cinderella, Ariel, Moana and the other princess films

Think twice if Your child doesn't know the princess films yet: clues like 'Jaq and Gus' or 'a glass slipper' only help if they do

How we rate it

Learning curve. Pick a tile, hear the answer, guess the princess; Skillmatics says 2 minutes to learn. The easiest end of our scale, made for preschoolers.

Luck & skill. Which card turns up and which tile gives the best clue is largely luck; knowing the films is what helps most. Older children learn which tiles narrow things down fastest.

Interaction. Players take turns asking and answering about the hidden card; there is no blocking or attacking.

Set-up. Spread the 10 guider tiles face up and stack the cards. Nothing else to set up.

Reading. Skillmatics says no reading is required: the tiles carry pictures. Whoever holds the card answers aloud, so a grown-up or older child in that role helps with the youngest players.

Learning curve: 1 = UNO or Connect 4; 3 = Catan; 5 = a heavy strategy game. These describe the experience, not an overall score.

Is Guess in 10 Junior: Disney Princess right for you?

Great if

  • Children of 3 to 6 who know Cinderella, Ariel, Moana and the other princess films
  • A parent or grandparent playing with one or two little ones
  • Practising asking and answering questions in a short, calm game
  • A birthday gift for a young princess fan, in a box that fits in a travel bag

Skip it if

  • Your child doesn't know the princess films yet: clues like 'Jaq and Gus' or 'a glass slipper' only help if they do
  • Your child is 6 or older and reads well: the standard Disney deck, with 52 characters and free yes-or-no questions, will last longer
  • Your child isn't drawn to princesses: Skillmatics' other Junior decks cover animals, food and everyday places

How Guess in 10 Junior: Disney Princess plays

Guess in 10 Junior is Skillmatics' guessing game made simpler for ages 3 to 6. Instead of making up yes-or-no questions, children choose from 10 guider tiles, each a ready-made question with a picture, such as 'Who is their best friend?', 'What do they love to do?', 'What do they wear?' or 'Name an object connected to this character'.

  • Time to teach: about 2 minutes.
  • Reading and language: Skillmatics says no reading is needed: each guider tile carries its question with a picture, so a child can choose one without reading. The tiles and cards are in English, and whoever holds the card answers aloud, which works just as well in Hindi or any home language. We found no Hindi or regional-language edition.
A first guessing game to play with a grown-up · Photo: Skillmatics

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A turn, step by step

  1. 1
    Hide

    One player takes a princess card and keeps it hidden from the others.

  2. 2
    Ask

    The guesser picks a picture tile, such as 'Who is their best friend?', and the card-holder answers it: 'Jaq and Gus!'

  3. 3
    Win

    Guess the character to keep the card; a wrong guess discards it. The first to collect 7 cards wins.

Read the official rulesGuess in 10 Junior: Disney Princess: how to play (Skillmatics India product page) · English
The full explanation: how a game of Guess in 10 Junior: Disney Princess goes

One player takes one of the 35 game cards and keeps it hidden. The other player, or team, picks a tile and asks its question, and the card-holder answers it about the character on the card. In Skillmatics' how-to-play picture, 'Who is their best friend?' gets the answer 'Jaq and Gus', 'Name an object connected to this character' gets 'a glass slipper', and the guesser calls out Cinderella.

Keep choosing tiles until you are ready to guess; Skillmatics says you can ask up to 10 questions. Name the character and you keep the card; get it wrong and the card is discarded. The first player to collect 7 cards wins.

How it differs from the standard Guess in 10: the questions come from the tiles, so a child who can't read yet can still take part; there are no clue cards; and the deck has 35 cards rather than 52. Whoever holds the card has to answer about that character, so with 3- and 4-year-olds it works best if a grown-up or an older child takes that role.

The cards come from the Disney Princess films. Skillmatics' pictures show Cinderella, Snow White, Ariel, Belle, Mulan, Moana and Jasmine, and Prince Charming, Aladdin and Ursula, the sea witch from The Little Mermaid, are among the sample cards too, so not every card is a princess. Skillmatics doesn't publish the full list of 35.

What's in the box

What's in the box: 35 game cards and 10 guider tiles · Photo: Skillmatics
  • 35Game cards
    one character from the Disney Princess films on each
  • 10Guider tiles
    ready-made questions with pictures, such as 'Who is their best friend?' and 'What do they wear?'
  • 1Instruction manual
  • 1Storage box
    a small box that holds everything

Box: 18.7 × 15 × 3.9 cm, 0.35 kg. Handy to know for gifting and travel.

Counts are from Skillmatics' India page for this deck (item SKILL863GJDP): 35 game cards, 10 guider tiles, a handy box and an instruction manual; the global shop and the listing give the same cards and tiles. There are no clue cards in the Junior game.

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About the editions

Skillmatics makes this deck in India: its own photo of the box back reads 'Made in India' and gives Grasper Global's Mumbai address. It sells the same deck, with the same item code, on its Indian and global shops, so there is no other version to look for. Our Amazon.in link goes to Skillmatics' listing for item SKILL863GJDP.

Before you choose

  • The box front should say Skillmatics, Guess in 10 Junior and Disney Princess, with '3-6 years' and 'No reading required!'.
  • Inside you should find 35 game cards and 10 guider tiles, plus an instruction leaflet.
  • Skillmatics' item code for this deck is SKILL863GJDP and its barcode 8904279507159.
  • The box back should name Grasper Global Private Limited, Mumbai, carry a '© Disney' line and say Made in India.
  • Check that the listing names the maker, Skillmatics.

What reviewers and players say

We found no independent reviews of the Disney Princess deck. Like Skillmatics' other Junior decks, it swaps free yes-or-no questions for picture tiles so that children of 3 to 6 can join in, and Skillmatics says no reading is needed. Expect to hold the cards and answer for the youngest players yourself, and the game works best for children who already know the princess films. For a child who loves Cinderella or Moana, it is a gentle way to practise asking and answering questions.

What people love

  • Ready-made picture questions, so children who can't read yet can take part
  • Short rounds that suit a preschooler's attention span
  • Characters young children already know, from Cinderella to Moana
  • A small box that is easy to carry on trips

Common complaints

  • No independent reviews, so it is hard to say how well 35 cards hold up to repeat play
  • Only fun for children who know the princess films
  • With the youngest players, a grown-up has to hold the cards and answer
Based on 5 reviews and discussions

Summarised in our own words from the sources above. We don't use Amazon reviews or ratings.

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How is Guess in 10 Junior different from Guess in 10?

Junior is for ages 3 to 6. Instead of thinking up yes-or-no questions, children pick picture tiles with ready-made questions, such as 'Who is their best friend?'. The deck has 35 cards rather than 52, and there are no clue cards. The standard game is for ages 6 and up.

Can a 3-year-old play Guess in 10 Junior Disney Princess?

Skillmatics rates it from 3 and says no reading is needed, since the tiles carry pictures. A 3-year-old will need a grown-up or older child to hold the card and answer the tiles' questions, and it helps if they already know the princess films.

Which princesses are in Guess in 10 Junior Disney Princess?

Skillmatics' pictures show Cinderella, Snow White, Ariel, Belle, Mulan, Moana and Jasmine, and some cards are other characters from the films, such as Prince Charming, Aladdin and Ursula. There are 35 cards; Skillmatics doesn't publish the full list.

How many can play Guess in 10 Junior Disney Princess?

Skillmatics' own picture says 2 players or teams: two children can play each other, or a bigger group can split into two teams. Its Indian shop files the deck under 2 to 6 players.

Is Guess in 10 Junior Disney Princess made in India?

Yes. Skillmatics' photo of the box back reads 'Made in India' and names Grasper Global Private Limited, Mumbai, Skillmatics' company. It is made under licence from Disney, and the box carries a '© Disney' line.

Game facts

Publisher
Skillmatics (Grasper Global Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, India)
In India
Skillmatics (Grasper Global Private Limited, Mumbai), which makes the game
First published
2024
Players
2–6
Barcode
8904279507159
Language
Little reading – Skillmatics says no reading is needed: each guider tile carries its question with a picture, so a child can choose one without reading. The tiles and cards are in English, and whoever holds the card answers aloud, which works just as well in Hindi or any home language. We found no Hindi or regional-language edition.
Box size and weight
18.7 × 15 × 3.9 cm, 0.35 kg
Sources & photo creditsThe references behind this guide.

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