If your kids tell you about the game “Kollide” they’ve seen or perhaps while they played it when they were at one of their friends house and how much fun they had.Depending on where you live, winter is soon upon us. If you are needing an activity to keep them quiet and involved, this game might be worth looking into. “Kollide” might just be the game for the whole family.The object of the game is to layout a circle oval or a shoe like shape with the rope or cordage that is provided in the game. Depending on how many are playing, you divide up all of the magnetic blocks amongst those playing. The games instruction sheet, provides players a clue, to becoming first one to make the opening move.The object of the game is to place your pieces inside of the ring without being drawn into another block. The tighter the ring becomes the more the magnetics become involved. Once you place your block down and the magnetism draws it to another block must pick that new block up. The basic object is get rid of all your blocks. It may look easy, but all it takes is one misplaced magnetic block inside that circle.This game is fun. It is fast and you never know when that one block you plays down and multiply when it is drawn close to the others inside that circle. You want to try and get rid of all your blocks strategically placing them on the circle so that they are not drawn Into the magnetic field of the ones that are close to it.This is going to be a fun game for everybody in the family. The creators of this game say that it’s fun for everyone eight years and up. I do know that there are several children that are younger than eight that have become involved in playing this game with her brothers and sisters. They also have supervision while playing it so those younger than eight don’t do things like stick a block in their mouth.When my wife pulled this game out and challenge me, I found it very exciting to play. It doesn’t matter what age you are. Board games are still entertaining. You can find this game on Amazon. I believe I was told it could also be found at several of the large big box Retail stores. The holidays are soon to be upon us. This is a good value for its money. I think everyone that plays it will have fun playing. I believe this will be a game. That’ll be around for a long time…

Tower Stack is a fast and fun stacking game that’s perfect for family game night. It’s gone viral on TikTok and for good reason. Players take turns stacking blocks based on challenge cards, trying not to topple the tower. It’s part strategy, part luck, and all chaos.The game includes 36 cards, 24 blocks, a tower body, a stand, and instructions. The components feel sturdy and well-made, with smooth edges and a solid tower base that holds up to repeated play. The blocks are lightweight but durable, and the cards are thick enough to resist wear and tear. Setup is quick and gameplay is easy to learn, with a pace that keeps things moving without dragging. Kids ages 8 and up can jump right in, and adults will get hooked too.Tower Stack works anywhere. It’s fun at home, on road trips, at parties, or around a campfire. The compact size makes it easy to pack, and the screen-free play is a welcome break for families looking to unplug. Whether you’re playing with two people or a whole group, it’s a great way to laugh, compete, and bond.The design is simple but clever, with bright colors and a clean layout that makes it easy to follow the action. It’s engaging for all ages, from younger kids learning coordination to adults who love a good challenge. If you want a game that’s silly, strategic, and totally addictive.

This game is amazing had a few adult friends over and a time was had. Easy set up, the durable design of the magnets made sure when they hit the floor all was well. I’d definitely recommend this game. Steady hands fun for all ages.

I’ve been an Ultimate (“ULT”) enthusiast for some time, so when I saw an inexpensive new physical board on sale at Amazon, I thought I’d that I’d like to pick it up. Physical games make the pastime seem more serious, and it also ensures that people will place proper Xs or Os, instead of scribbling down random symbols. Now that I finally have purchased it, I thought I’d give a brief rundown of what it’s like here.* On the packaging *The main box opens up on the side, allowing the inside to slide out. Mine was taped shut, which a quick slash from a pocket knife quickly fixed.The inner box is aqua-colored cardboard, and initially holds the board, rulebook, and bags of pieces. I think the rulebook and an advertising leaflet were also entangled in there somewhere. (The miniboard covers were mostly in place on the board already, but one or two may have been loose.)My complaint with the inner box is that after you’ve taken everything out, it loses a little shape, and it’s not easy for someone with a poor grasp of managing space and physical objects to figure out how to repackage it. I’ll probably struggle with it for a while longer, to keep my set ‘complete’, but in the long run there’s a fair chance that I will end up discarding it. It’s a pity they didn’t find a way to turn it into a piece-holding mechanism so that it could be used for some purpose during play.The pieces come in two plastic bags. The bags are fine, although nobody will confuse them for premium-quality. Having logos on them instead of just the warning label would have made them look nicer and more official.Takeaway: Below average packaging, but adequate for the price.* On the components *The board is aqua plastic and measures a bit smaller than the average chess board. There are lines inside each miniboard to keep the pieces from sliding around; I’m pleased to report this feature works exactly as intended during ordinary play, although you might have trouble if you’re rough and start shaking things around. They also have notches to help the miniboard covers fit properly.The Xs and Os are purple and yellow, respectively. The colors are good, even if not my strict preference. The pieces are almost small, but well-formed and fun to manipulate. For OCD people it might have been nice if the bottom of the pieces were more distinguished from the top, so that you could pick out the correct side more easily, but you can easily argue that this being difficult to determine is a feature.My only significant complaint with the components is the board covers. Being opaque, they obstruct players’ view of pieces on the miniboards. It would be better if these were transparent, in the color of the side who owns them. The snapping might work a little too well; it can be tricky to get them off the miniboard. Finally, there are not quite enough of them: as contrived as it may be, it is theoretically possible to reach board positions where a player has captured 6 or even 7 boards. While 7 may be a bit much, I think 6 is a reasonable compromise that should cover all but the most extreme edge cases.Takeaway: Well done. The board covers are the only objective weakness.* On the booklet *“Orthodox” is defined as “what Ben Orlin’s guide says” for the purpose of this review. The rules for the game on the Wikipedia page happen to agree exactly with his and can also be used as a source.ULT terminology and nomenclature isn’t standardized, and so theirs is different from Orlin’s, from mine, and from several other sources, but the terms they use here are pretty clear and understandable even if they aren’t your preference.However, there are four notable variations in rules and terms from what’s orthodox, some minor and some major:1) The rules say you should ‘choose which player will play Xs and which will play Os’, but that the ‘youngest player goes first’. This is faulty on both counts: while it’s true players may personally prefer one shape or another to go first, the set’s own design assumes that X will go first, because there are 41 Xs and 40 Os. While it is, again, unlikely the entire board will be filled with pieces, it is theoretically possible, and it only works if X is the first mover. Regarding who goes first, this latter rule is typical for board game instructions, but unnecessary for an abstract skill game in the tradition of checkers and chess. If I were writing the rules, I would say that the less experienced player should go first, or if that is impossible to judge, the guest should go first (while the owner of the set plays second). Ideally the competition should be at least a two-game set, with the lead alternating between players.2) A miniboard being ‘won’ is referred to as it being ‘closed’ here. I’d guess they were trying to keep players from confusing winning a small board with winning the entire game. This isn’t really “wrong”, but it is unusual among ULT versions, and it’s unnatural for players coming from a tic-tac-toe background (which is virtually everyone).3) This set’s rule on free moves (the move that results from being sent to a won, or ‘closed’ board) reads, “If you are sent to a Small Game that is also ‘closed,’ you can go in any open Tiny Square you want.” This could be taken to mean that free moves only count if the move redirecting you to a won (‘closed’) board is itself on a won board. I don’t think this is what is intended, but it’s possible it’ll be interpreted this way. (In practice, I think people will figure out that free moves happen every time you’re sent to a won board, because playing this way would involve taking the board covers (“Big Pieces”) off every time.)4) 3 boards in a row (“3br”, or ‘3 in a row in the Big Game’, as they put it) still wins the game. However, they attempt to settle ties by the means of “whoever has more large pieces on the board”. This is a major deviation from orthodox ULT, an extra win condition that means this game is technically a hybrid between ULT and Tic-Tac-Ku, which uses the latter condition as its main scoring method. I suspect this change will tend to benefit X, which is dangerous given that X already has a first-move advantage. Although it hasn’t been studied, there’s the chance that this is just enough to shift a game that, like chess, is ‘almost certainly drawn’, to being a slight forced win.Grade takeaway: Has a good, succinct explanation of the tricky ideas in ULT, but the difference in win condition rule would make this a different game!* Final conclusions *While there are a number of computer versions of the game (I’m working on one which I hope will be the ultimate networked version), I’ve been sorry that there aren’t many physical editions. I bought this feeling that it was poised to take the ‘starter set’ position in the market. Now that I’ve bought it, I’m satisfied to give it a qualified endorsement for that purpose. This set is good for the price and worth buying, so long as players are aware that the provided rulebook deviates from the established order. A similar, premium set with higher-grade everything would be nice to see someday.

My daughter and I used to play Ultimate Tic Tac Toe with paper or a whiteboard but this is so much more fun and pretty inexpensive so worth adding to our game collection.

Wow este juego de verdad que vale cada centavo para mí está excelente lo he jugado bastante con mi familia y ha sido muy divertido y pues de alguna manera crea esa convivencia en el hogar y si me preguntas pues creo que vale la pena comprarlo y está excelente para el precio y llegó en buen estado hasta ahora no tengo quejas.

Remember when families and friends actually played board games, and card games? Instead of a living room with no conversation, just a bunch of people tapping and swiping their phones? Well getting this UNO set can help you relive some of the magic from the good old days. When everyone actually had fun and interacted with each other.Believe it or not, I forgot how to play UNO. Which is weird, considering how much I played it when I was younger. Even as a young adult. But just like riding a bike, you never really lose it. Open the tin, break out the cards and the rule sheet. And in a minute, it all came back. So easy to play, that even toddlers can participate.BONUS TIP: HOW TO GET EVEN THE SMALLEST KIDS INVOLVEDSo Mattel recommends that kids ages 7 and up can play. But any kid 4-6 can most likely grasp the basic rules, as long as they can recognize numbers. The catch is that it may not hold the attention of a five year old all that great. But there’s a way that you can still put the UNO cards to good use, while enjoying some bonding time with your little ones. Here’s what I figured out, after a couple of games of UNO with our Little Girl….Make it a memory game. What I did was go through the cards, and picked out two identical ones for different numbers/colors. So two green 5 cards. Two red 4 cards. Two blue 2 cards. Two yellow 7 cards. I tried to avoid sixes and nines. Basically take eight to twelve cards in total. Then place them in two to three rows, face down (UNO side up). I’d ask our Daughter to flip a card over. Yellow 7. Okay, now try to find the other Yellow 7. And she gets to flip over another card. If it’s not the right one, I let her know that was a really good try. Now let’s flip the cards over, and try it again. If she gets it right, I congratulate her, and she gets so excited. This way, she can play a simple game that also helps her work on her memory skills. So she can remember where certain cards were, and match them up. When she does well with six cards, I bump it up to eight cards. Then ten cards. It’s simple, but fun for the smaller kids that may lose interest in actually playing UNO. And she still gets to have fun with the rest of us.There are no negatives about this set. The only thing that could have possibly been improved, is to have made the tin a tiny bit more travel-friendly. The two stacks of cards are held in plastic, inside of the tin. But it seems like they could have simply made the tin much smaller, and still fit the cards in. Making it a bit easier to just stick in your pocket. That’s not a dealbreaker, just thinking out loud. Otherwise, the quality of the cards and tin are both great.Look. It’s ten bucks. That’s it. People spend more than that on two iced coffees, or a drive-through at a fast food place. But those are things you only get to enjoy once. Whereas you could use these cards in this tin for well over a decade. Plus you can make it a family tradition, or have fun when friends come over. It’s advertised as a kid’s game. But truth be told, we played it more in our dorm’s game room than I ever did as a child. UNO never gets old. Why put it off? Add it to your shopping cart. You’ve got the ten bucks to spare, right now. Check out. It will show up at your home in as soon as a day, if you have Prime free shipping. And you can take that ten dollars, and turn it into million dollar memories with your family. But you can’t do that, if you don’t order it. So buy a set today, you’ll be thankful you did.

A classic game in a tin so you don’t have to worry about the box getting torn up! The cards have a different look than they used to, but we’ll get used to it.

Oh my goodness, this is evil, evil I say! I had to buy this after my BFF’s daughter totally beat the pants off four adults (she’s 14). I like regular UNO, and this was well worth reading the “extra” instructions (definitions of additional cards). Would definitely play again…

Gave as a gift. Kids love the game and mom likes the quality of the cards and the storage tin.

nice product, love the metal case to store the cards, great game to pass the time

The tins are cool and durable the game is okay

Came fast. Cannot wait to play this with my kids. We love Uno!

Absolutely love this game! It’s so easy to play and comes with everything you need. We played like 5+ times the same night it was delivered. One thing I didn’t pay attention to is that the microphone is foam so I’d say be careful not to have a tug of war battle over it, the microphone will tear easily which you’ll be able to see in the pictures. All in all tho great game, plan on getting a plastic microphone in the future to replace the one we have now. The game does play through petty quick if you use the free play side of the board, the flip side with specific categories like band make it much more difficult to make it to the end but we love a challenge! The rules do explain the game pretty well but we’ve added our own in the mix to make it more interesting. Definitely recommend adding to your board game collection! Hope they come out with more words as we ran through the cards pretty quick ????

Such a fun game for all ages! We picked it up quickly and ended up playing for hours. Definitely a good value for what you get. My only small worry is the foam mic feeling like it might tear over time, but everything else has been great.

It’s so much fun. We used it for girls night everybody participated. It was fun seeing everyone trying to sing and sounding terrible. This is great for game night.

Great for girls night. My friends and I had so much fun. Very easy to play. Great night full of laughs. I’m

I bought three party games for my birthday this year and this one has gotten by far the most play. With one rule – grab the mic and sing a song with the lyric displayed on the card – this is one of the easiest games to learn. Everyone we played with had fun and were able to participate – kids & adults; singers of all skill levels; people who really didn’t know many song lyrics. We’ve played it over 5 times and we’re getting into some repeat cards. One house rule we’re going to start adding is no repeating songs to help keep the game fresh.

My family and I liked this game. It is more of a challenge than expected, even for my music loving teens. Also I suggest getting a timer, otherwise you could be waiting for some time. Otherwise, pretty fun.

Such a fun family game! Easy for all ages–our six year old loves it! Family friendly and brings lots of laughs!

great family game. me and my family had a good time playing this game. I highly recommend it

looks like a good family gift

One of our favorite family games to play! It’s hilarious and keeps us laughing the whole time. The game cards are thick material and honestly it’s such a large stack of photos and response card that we are still working through them after playing multiple times.

We had a ball playing this with the whole family. All ages!

nice

Great game to play with kids. So fun. Lots of laughter.

My grandchildren live this game!!! We can play this for hours!

Very fun game and hilarious

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This isn’t just a game; it’s a trip back in time with a nostalgic, awesome twist!​Cowabunga, Childhood! ????????​Seriously, this game made my day! As soon as I opened the Hungry Hungry Hippos: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Edition, I was instantly transported back to being a kid again. The classic, frantic chomping action of Hungry Hungry Hippos is still exactly as fun and chaotic as I remember.​But the Turtles? Man, that just makes it even better. Having Leo, Donnie, Mikey, and Raph as the chompers is a brilliant, timeless touch that gives this retro game a totally radical, retro-inspired vibe. It feels classic yet fresh, and it’s something I can actually play with the whole family without feeling like I pulled out a dusty artifact.​Speaking of flashbacks, I actually found this gem while flipping through the Christmas toy catalog that was mailed out this year! Do you remember those? I swear, half the fun of the holidays was circling all the ridiculously fun stuff in those catalogs. I saw the Turtles and knew I had to have it—and let me tell you, I was not disappointed.​If you’re looking for a burst of joyful nostalgia and a game that will have everyone laughing and shouting, get this. It’s pure, unadulterated fun, and it’s a fantastic little piece of my childhood brought back to life! 5 out of 5 stars!

LOVE this game. I played it as hungry hungry hippo in my day but a lot of kids now don’t know what that is so for them to change it to TMNT makes it more fun for kids because they know what that is. It is an easy game that even a toddler can play. The game itself seems to be made of a solid plastic which is good and the balls I put in a snappable container so they don’t get lost.

My boys are obsessed with ninja turtles so this game was a hit. Hungry Hungry Hippos is one of those classic games that never gets old. I bought it for my kids, but honestly, the adults end up playing just as much. The setup is quick, the rules are simple, and the gameplay is fast, loud, and hilarious.

My son loves Hungry Hungry Hipps and he is really into the TMNT right now so this was an obvious pick! This is easy for him to use and fun to play! Great collab for the game!

I bought this because I loved the spin on the old Hungry, Hungry HIppo game by turning it into a TMNT game. More appealing to the boys I would be giving it to.

So much fun. A hit of the party for my 5 year old, where ages 5-11 were fighting over who gets to play. Super easy to store.

Cute but overpriced. The same as the regular hippos game just with different detailing. My 6 year old still has fun playing. The box is nice and makes a great gift!

This Ninja Turtle version of Hungry Hungry Hippos is just great! I got it to put away for Christmas for my 3 year old grandson who loves the TMNT. We tried the game out and all the turtles work just fine. Just as much fun as the original. My only complaint is that the game was delivered in a paper package rather than cardbox box. Luckily, our game arrived in good condition but it wouldn’t take much for damage to occur during delivery. I recommend the vendor/Amazon ship in a sturdy box rather than a paper package.

So happy to have purchased these. Played this game with friends and we laughed so hard. Great game for adults

This game is absolutely hilarious. Would recommend for a good laugh

For the people who think they got the wrong cards because it says “Go Fish? NO” that’s just the over. Once you pull the card box out of that, it’s the right box. Super funny. Can’t wait to get the add in cards

Stupid game, make your own go fish. Nazi and weird cards. Don’t waste your money. Like a dollar store humanities game

It’s an adult humored version of the classic go fish game. It would be a great gift for adult birthday, party, or white elephant like gift. We have played it but honestly can’t imagine playing it often.

Funny game for adults. Had a blast

We liked the card game and the cards were funny. There just aren’t enough cards and there needs to be more types of cards. We had a good laugh, but it’s definitely not a game you will play more than 2 rounds per setting. We played with only two people, but since there are t many cards or card types, if you played with more than 2, it would be quick. Definitely not a kid game!

OMG you won’t quit laughing. Fun game. Good for older teen, and Adults

This game is great. My kids are loving it. It’s simple, but that’s the joy of it. My 12, 9, and 7 year olds all love it. I don’t have a sense of how long it will keep their attention, but a week in, they’re still playing it enough to feel worth it. Also, it feels well made enough to hold up for a while.Just note: playing the thing is not quiet. You can turn off the volume, but the device itself is somewhat noisy (moving and sliding the components). It’s not terribly annoying, but it’s not something you’d want them to plan with in a restaurant, church, etc. in the loving room? Perfect!

I bought the Flipslide Game as a present for my son and nephew, and they both absolutely love it! It’s such a great mind game that really gets them thinking and keeps them entertained for hours. I love that it challenges their memory and quick-thinking skills, but still feels like playtime.It’s sturdy, easy to use, and perfect for kids (and even adults!) who enjoy puzzles and competition. Definitely one of the best gifts I’ve gotten them highly recommend!

This toy is fun and engaging for all ages, even adults! My boss recommended this to me and my kids (ages 10-15) have played with it for HOURS, not to mention my husband and me. Their friends love it too when they come over. There are multiple different modes, including multiplayer where you pass it from person to person after you do a certain number of combinations. It definitely keeps you on your toes, and I’m embarrassed to say all my kids can be me on it haha! It’s such a fun educational toy because they really have to use their brains. It’s very well made, kids can get a little rough with it cause they are trying to match the colors quickly. But it has help up just fine. And for such an engaging toy it was a great price!

???? Gameplay Experience:I’m obsessed with the game Flipslide! It definitely delivers that “beat-the-clock” intensity, especially in Speed Mode, which adds a great challenge. Making sure you get a smaller number for each round is fun to challenge yourself or compete with others :D???? Strategy & Replayability:I enjoy finding new ways to flip and slide the sides into the correct positions. It keeps the gameplay fresh and mentally engaging every time. My husband and I both had a blast competing to see who could finish a round the fastest!???? Visual Design – Room for Improvement:In certain lighting conditions, the lights can be difficult to see clearly. :(The yellow and green sides often cause me to pause — the colors are too similar. The green appears to be a yellow-green mix, which makes it harder to process quickly during fast gameplay. A darker green would make a big difference!!!????️ Ergonomics:The sides feel a bit bulky, which slightly limits quick handling. If the games (sides) were slimmer or easier to grip, it would allow for faster and more intuitive movement between sides.✅ Overall Impression:Despite some minor design drawbacks, Flipslide is a rewarding, fast-paced, and super fun game that’s great for both solo play and head-to-head challenges. Highly recommend for puzzle lovers and anyone who enjoys speed-based games!

Good game. Bought for one nephew and then another requested it. Travels well. Keeps them entertained

Fun game for the family. Gave as a gift. Be warned ot is noisy.

My little guy that I watch loves my tetris game so got him this and he can’t put it down. Great levels that get harder as time goes and a great fun toy

My daughter really loved the game, but then suddenly it had no volume and it stopped working properly. We tried changing the settings, resetting it, but nothing has worked. Upon closer inspection today, we noticed that one of the sensors keeps pushing in every time you switch sides, and when i tried pulling it out and playing again, the sensor immediately pushed back all the way. It’s definitely a product defect and needs to be replaced

The Bameca Magnetic Chess Game is a fun filled, challenging game that can be enjoyed by anyone 7 and older.The premise of the game is to get rid of your magnetic chips. To begin: first divide the supplied magnetic chips evenly between each player. Then taking turns, each player attempts to put a magnetic chip within the circle without it connecting to another chip or causing any of the chips to shift and attach to one another. If that happens, you must collect those chips adding them to your pile.First person to successfully place their chips into the circle wins.The chips are well made, shaped for smaller hands and easily handled by children. The string is included for forming the circle. Bonus extra is the cloth bag for storing all the pieces makes it great for travel as well.This was a wonderful gift for my 7yr old granddaughter and was enjoyed by the whole family whether they were playing or watching.Priced right, it would make a perfect addition to a stocking or pile of birthday presents.

I got this as a simple game to play with my elderly mother with cognitive decline. It’s been hard to find enrichment type activities to help with the longing days, as she sits in a recliner most of the day. My cousin suggested this simple magnet game, as she got it , and enjoyed playing it with her 4 year old granddaughter. It’s simple, but challenging, and enjoyable. Comes with its own travel pouch, so its compact and easy to throw in your purse or bag to take along anywhere.

My family loves game night, but I don’t always love playing games that will last hours. Being able to squeeze in a bit of family fun without going past bedtime is crucial for me. This game fit that bill perfectly.The pieces are well made, and the game is easy to understand, making it the perfect choice for nights with different age groups. Be prepared for lots of laughter and the occasional loud reaction when the magnets get stuck. I can confidently say that this will make a regular appearance in our family game nights.

Fun little game. This is a knock-off of the version I saw on TikTok, and for half the price, it’s a great deal. The quality of the pieces are little on the “cheap” side compared to what I was hoping for, but otherwise this is a perfect clone of the original game I was expecting.

My kiddos and I love this game! We play for hours at a time, it helps me minimize their screen time. The magnets are incredibly powerful, it really forces all of us to strategize and think before placing a magnet down. So much fun for all of us and I love the storage bag that it comes with. Easy to pack and take with us

This is my Grandsons new favorite game. He loves it so much that he asked for it for Christmas. It easy. The magnets are good quality. It’s fun for the whole family.

Love this game…my nephew and I lovePlaying it ..he gets a kick out of how magnets work….love to hears hi laughs when I have to pick up all the pieces …GOOD game..easy to play

Very fun! Not sure if anyone actually wins. Fun and easy to play. The bag to carry everything is nice to keep it together and easy to travel with.

Awesome game from years ago. Still as good now as it was then. Perfectly made, Perfectly priced. Fun for all ages.

Jenga is a must-have classic that delivers laughs, suspense, and unforgettable moments. It’s simple, portable, and always a hit in social settings. If you want an easy-to-learn, high-energy game for friends and family, Jenga is an excellent choice.

This game is great, super entertaining for the whole family, I’m enjoying it a lot ❤️

Classic game! Hours of fun and absolutely terrifying when the tower starts wobbling. Perfect for family, friends, or anyone who likes a little suspense with their blocks!

This game is so fun for the entire family. Great for all ages. Got it for my 8 year old niece to keep families and friends active at a party. It was played all day. Well made of wood pieces. Well worth the price

The Jenga game never gets old! It’s simple, fun, and always brings lots of laughs whether playing with family or friends. The wooden blocks are sturdy and well-made, and it’s the perfect game for parties, game nights, or even just casual play

We wanted a traditional wood Jenga game for my daughters wedding. It was the rehearsal dinner and everyone signed the pieces with truth or dare options for a future couples night for the young bride and groom. We loved the solid wood and the quality. It was perfect for the party.

Bought this for toys for tots. We love playing this and I hope the recipient has hours of funGreat family game.

Candy Land is a classic for a reason. It’s super easy for kids to pick up since there’s no reading or complicated rules—just colorful cards and a fun candy-themed path. I played it a lot as a kid, and now seeing younger ones enjoy it just as much is really sweet.The game is mostly based on luck, so it’s not very exciting for adults, but it’s perfect for introducing board games to little ones. The artwork is still charming, though some cards that send you backward can frustrate kids. Overall, it’s a great starter game that holds up over time.

Loved this game as a kid so I got it for my granddaughter. She really enjoys playing it. She is 2 and it is suitable for her.

Candy Land is such a classic and always so much fun to play as a family! My kids love the bright colors and fun characters, and it’s super easy to set up and play—even for little ones. It’s also a great way to practice taking turns and recognizing colors. Definitely recommend if your kids enjoy board games or anything candy-themed!

Such a great learning game! My 3 year old learned how to wait her turn and move the game pieces according to her cards, a really great starter game for toddlers!

Awesome price, excellent quality and kids love playing this game for hours!!!! Kids are not in electronic devices!!!!

Great fun easy game to play

Fun as always! More than I wanted to send, but still fun!

Great product at a good price Does all it should do