Knowledge is Power - PlayStation 4

We enjoyed this game. It is a little repetitive telling you instructions for each round, but it still keeps moving along okay. We had no connection issues after downloading the app to our phones. It took a couple of rounds in the 1st game to learn all the different aspects. There are items you can "Play" on others to make things more difficult for them. Like "freezing" them makes it so they must tap their phone multiple times to select the answer. The idea is to answer quickly to get the most points. In summary, it is an entertaining game for friendly fun competition. It is a good price and, since you use your phones, you do not need to by additional controllers.

Players use their phones or tablets as controllers, so your family and friends that would otherwise be confused by all the buttons on a Playstation controller have nothing new to learn. Points are scored to all correct answers, but the first person to answer gets the most points. As you answer questions each player gets to pick someone to hinder, the person in the lead being the obvious target for most attacks. That player often has to deal with avoiding bombs on their screen, having to hit answers multiple times and other hassles that forces them to answer slower and letting the other players catch up. This helps prevent one player from taking a massive lead which can ruin the fun for the rest of the group. I like this method as opposed to just adding a bunch of luck to try to even things out like some games do. This is our second Playlink game and we look forward to getting more.

We play this game using our mobiles and it's always fun to compete within your family. Only thing which I need them to improve is make it more fast paced.

Lots of fun for the family. After a while, it will get a little repetitive, but when you come back to it later, it's tons of fun again.

I wound up paying $3.20, tax and all for this game with my Gamers Club subscription. I played it with my mom and my nine-year-old daughter. The questions are definitely geared more towards adults as far as their difficulty, but there was nothing lewd or inappropriate for kids. It was still fun because my mom helped my daughter with some of the questions and she actually beat me once. It was fun and when my nieces and nephews come to town for the holidays, will probably be playing this some more. Definitely worth a few bucks.

A little corny, but overall a fun game testing your knowledge in many areas. Our family including adult children enjoy it

Got on clearance for $5. Have not played but looks fun, next time family or a group comes over we will have another option to play.

Played with our family on Thanksgiving night. Great fun. We all liked it from age 14-50. Fun trivia.