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Enjoyable way to spend time with family and friends. It took us a while to get going, but once we put together the first clue the rest fell right in place.

“As with everything in life, there is good and bad. The bad is that it's virtual and you miss out on the personal experience. The good is that it's virtual and you get other benefits: You're able to connect with family/friends from around the country. You're able to play from your own home. Although you're not able to divide and conquer, you also don't miss out on how each puzzle is solved. You're able to enjoy all the problems and solutions together. Gold Fever was well adapted to virtual play - the puzzles weren't too hard or too many for …”