
Fait travailler la coopération et le raisonnement spatial : les joueurs découpent leurs personnages pour résoudre des casse-têtes ensemble.
Vers 7 ans avec un adulte au début, pour comprendre comment une découpe change les possibilités de déplacement.
Points forts
À savoir
Parfait si votre enfant aime tester des formes et chercher des solutions à deux.
Passez votre chemin si votre enfant se décourage vite lorsqu’une solution demande plusieurs essais.
Conseil de parent : Avant chaque découpe, demandez quelle forme sera utile et pourquoi : la discussion compte autant que la manipulation.
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Dans Snipperclips Plus, deux personnages en papier se découpent mutuellement pour changer de forme. Leur silhouette devient alors un outil pour transporter un objet, actionner un mécanisme ou franchir un obstacle. La réussite passe par des essais à deux : il faut se placer, découper au bon endroit puis vérifier si la nouvelle forme permet de résoudre le casse-tête. Les avis décrivent aussi des situations de jeu en famille. Cette version Plus ajoute 30 niveaux à l'aventure initiale. Le plaisir vient surtout de la coopération, même si certaines énigmes demandent de nombreux essais avant de trouver une forme qui fonctionne.
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Comment utiliser Snipperclips Plus, jeu de réflexion coopératif sur Switch
Commencez par un niveau simple et demandez à votre enfant quelle forme pourrait retenir l'objet à déplacer. Laissez-le tester son idée avant de proposer une autre découpe. Si vous êtes deux, annoncez votre intention avant de découper le personnage de l'autre. Cela évite les gestes contradictoires et fait travailler la coordination. Jouez 15 à 20 minutes au départ. Avec un enfant plus jeune, prenez le second personnage et laissez-lui les choix de formes les plus faciles.
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Ce que ce jouet aide à développer
Anticiper le résultat
Prédire ce qui va se passer selon les règles
Logique spatiale
Raisonner sur l'espace, les positions et les orientations
Adapter son rôle
Changer de tâche selon les besoins de l’équipe.
Coordonner les actions
Organiser plusieurs actions pour atteindre ensemble un même résultat.
Célébrer une réussite collective
Reconnaître la contribution de chacun à la réussite du groupe.
Aider un coéquipier
Proposer une aide adaptée lorsqu’un autre joueur bloque.
Partager les informations
Donner au groupe les informations utiles que l’on a trouvées.
Prendre une décision collective
Écouter plusieurs propositions et choisir ensemble.
Tolérer l’erreur
Voir l’erreur comme une information utile plutôt que comme une fin.
Ajuster sa méthode
Changer de stratégie lorsque la première méthode ne fonctionne pas.
Recommencer après un échec
Accepter qu’un premier essai ne fonctionne pas et recommencer.
Détecter une incohérence
Repérer un élément qui contredit les autres informations.
Encourager les autres
Soutenir un autre joueur dans son effort sans faire à sa place.
Expliquer son raisonnement
Décrire les étapes qui conduisent à une réponse.
Autres objectifs
Résoudre un défi
Relever un défi avec des règles et une solution à découvrir
Résoudre des problèmes créativement
Trouver des solutions originales
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Ce qu'en disent les acheteurs
Annie
@annie
C'est un jeu vraiment différent!! Casse-tête interactif à jouer en coopération. Mon fils de 6 ans adore et j'ai beaucoup de plaisir à jouer avec lui! Excellent jeu, je recommande!
Sidney
@sidney
My son and I love this game. From cutting up characters to completing the great puzzles.
Michael
@michael
Snipperclips is a super cute physics puzzle game. This Plus version is the original Sniper Clips with 30 more levels and some options to try and make it fun to replay levels. The original game had 45 normal levels and then around 20 party levels. If you have the original, you should add the "plus" part as a $10 DLC instead of buying this. I ordered this from Amazon for a gift and I bought the download version for myself. Amazon hasn't even shipped it yet, but I've played both parts of the download version. I bought the first part and then added the Plus part which is the same thing as having the Plus cartridge. My wife and I played through the original Snipperclips a few months ago. I tend to be demanding and she tends to be frustrated if we try to play co-op, so I was pleasantly surprised with how well this worked. I think the laid back atmosphere and the easy level reset really helped this be an enjoyable experience for both of us. The lack of a timer helped too. We explored the levels and experimented with solutions and had a lot of fun. We got through the original in two or three sessions of play. The gameplay is simple, but hard to explain in text. You have these two U shaped shapes with legs and eyes and funny expressions. You control one, and your friend controls the other. You CAN do this single player, but I would NOT want to--I just think it's fun to play this with someone!!! If both of you get close to each other and overlap, one of you can cut out the overlap from the other character. So basically, you can cut each other up as though you were made of paper. The goal is to cut yourselves into shapes that will let you solve physics based puzzles. In an early puzzle, you need to carry a ball to a basket. There are other solutions, but the easy one is to cut one of the character's flat head to be a concave bowl so you can carry the ball on the character's head. If you need a better explanation, go to youtube and watch a video--but it's really fun! Then I played with my kids and my kids played together. There was a lot of laughter and a little frustration. For the most part, they had a lot of fun. They needed a little help here and there, but they found some very creative solutions on their own. After that we played the 4 player and multiplayer options. It was a good way for the family to play together. The battle mode was nothing more that a quick diversion, so it's certainly not a big draw. But the 4 player levels are really good for families because it's often two pairs doing the same thing at different places in the level. When my wife and I figure out half, it shows the kids what they need to do and then watching them struggle through it is pretty funny... I love it when kids can laugh at themselves without malice. :) Then today, just the wife and I played through the new 30 levels that make this Snipperclips Plus. My wife and I are a Snipperclips machine by now, so we went through them in less than two hours. But it was more enjoyable than the last movie we watched in the theater and we payed like $45 for that! Over the weekend, we'll play these with the kids. I think the extra levels are definitely worth it. I would rather have an enjoyable short time than a stretched out long time. If you haven't played Snipperclips at all, this Plus version is the way to go. If you already own the digital version of Snipperclips, you can add the Plus levels as DLC. Either way, I really suggest you play it. It's a diversion, but it's worth playing. Lire la suite
Hidroxilo
@hidroxilo
A mi hija le encantó y viene en español así q está perfecto 💯
Jasnxtc
@jasnxtc
My girls both love this game! I love that it requires problem solving and they get to play together. They are 7 and 9 and this was a great difficulty level for them, and it was entertaining. They do not feel like they are doing anything academic!
Jasnxtc
@jasnxtc
My girls both love this game! I love that it requires problem solving and they get to play together. They are 7 and 9 and this was a great difficulty level for them, and it was entertaining. They do not feel like they are doing anything academic!
Annie
@annie
C'est un jeu vraiment différent!! Casse-tête interactif à jouer en coopération. Mon fils de 6 ans adore et j'ai beaucoup de plaisir à jouer avec lui! Excellent jeu, je recommande!
Michael
@michael
Snipperclips is a super cute physics puzzle game. This Plus version is the original Sniper Clips with 30 more levels and some options to try and make it fun to replay levels. The original game had 45 normal levels and then around 20 party levels. If you have the original, you should add the "plus" part as a $10 DLC instead of buying this. I ordered this from Amazon for a gift and I bought the download version for myself. Amazon hasn't even shipped it yet, but I've played both parts of the download version. I bought the first part and then added the Plus part which is the same thing as having the Plus cartridge. My wife and I played through the original Snipperclips a few months ago. I tend to be demanding and she tends to be frustrated if we try to play co-op, so I was pleasantly surprised with how well this worked. I think the laid back atmosphere and the easy level reset really helped this be an enjoyable experience for both of us. The lack of a timer helped too. We explored the levels and experimented with solutions and had a lot of fun. We got through the original in two or three sessions of play. The gameplay is simple, but hard to explain in text. You have these two U shaped shapes with legs and eyes and funny expressions. You control one, and your friend controls the other. You CAN do this single player, but I would NOT want to--I just think it's fun to play this with someone!!! If both of you get close to each other and overlap, one of you can cut out the overlap from the other character. So basically, you can cut each other up as though you were made of paper. The goal is to cut yourselves into shapes that will let you solve physics based puzzles. In an early puzzle, you need to carry a ball to a basket. There are other solutions, but the easy one is to cut one of the character's flat head to be a concave bowl so you can carry the ball on the character's head. If you need a better explanation, go to youtube and watch a video--but it's really fun! Then I played with my kids and my kids played together. There was a lot of laughter and a little frustration. For the most part, they had a lot of fun. They needed a little help here and there, but they found some very creative solutions on their own. After that we played the 4 player and multiplayer options. It was a good way for the family to play together. The battle mode was nothing more that a quick diversion, so it's certainly not a big draw. But the 4 player levels are really good for families because it's often two pairs doing the same thing at different places in the level. When my wife and I figure out half, it shows the kids what they need to do and then watching them struggle through it is pretty funny... I love it when kids can laugh at themselves without malice. :) Then today, just the wife and I played through the new 30 levels that make this Snipperclips Plus. My wife and I are a Snipperclips machine by now, so we went through them in less than two hours. But it was more enjoyable than the last movie we watched in the theater and we payed like $45 for that! Over the weekend, we'll play these with the kids. I think the extra levels are definitely worth it. I would rather have an enjoyable short time than a stretched out long time. If you haven't played Snipperclips at all, this Plus version is the way to go. If you already own the digital version of Snipperclips, you can add the Plus levels as DLC. Either way, I really suggest you play it. It's a diversion, but it's worth playing. Lire la suite
Hidroxilo
@hidroxilo
A mi hija le encantó y viene en español así q está perfecto 💯
Sidney
@sidney
My son and I love this game. From cutting up characters to completing the great puzzles.