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Everyone's saying this is too small but that's because its for younger kids. Its such a cute game, got it for my mom to play with my baby brother. This game is challenging enough for a 3 year old, obviously wont be for an adult or older kid. Easy to get the hang of and easy to store.

Christmas gift. Hard to assemble and cheaply made. Wouldn't buy again

Much smaller game board than expected given the pictures from seller, but my child loved it. The pandas are adorable! They are hollow and empty in the back about the front are very cute and my son loves playing with the little pandas and toppling them over. Because of its size it's very light and topples over easily. It's difficult to play because of this. He mostly plays with the pandas.

Disappointed with this product. Picture is very deceiving. It’s so SMALL the platform is 5inches by 5 inches. The panda bears are not even an inch big. They are definitely a choking hazard. Not to mention you only get half a bear. There is no back side. Good concept but Very Very small and cheap. I bought this for my two year old granddaughter to play with. Not sure if I will return it. You really need a steady hand to place the bears.

It was smaller than I thought. (Bonus for us though. It’s great to take places because of size. Comes with bag to carry it in. ) I don’t know why I thought it would be a full panda item but it’s just just one side that has the panda the other side is hallow. It does make it not as easy to balance ( but it doesn’t bother us. ) we actually enjoy the game. Child is on spectrum and finds it easy and fun. The only thing I do not like is that the spinner that it comes with that you spin when you lose for a challenge doesn’t have common challenges ( it has stuff on it we didn’t know what it was asking. ) not a deal breaker we just came up with our own challenges. (I didn’t even know it came with it till we opened) so it didn’t matter.

Ease of assembly: A child put it together in minutes. I went to grab snacks, and by the time I got back, they were already mid-battle and trash-talking like professionals. Fun to play: Absolutely. The punishment wheel is the real star here. For reasons beyond mortal understanding, my kids actually want to lose just to spin it. Difficulty level: Perfect for little hands. My 5-year-old handled it easily, and even when he lost, he did so proudly—because “punishment” apparently means more fun. Fun for kids: Did I not mention this already? Yes. 65/65. Pandas. Smiles. Mild chaos. Worth it. Quality: Solid. We haven’t tested it with a hammer yet, but under normal levels of childhood enthusiasm, it holds up beautifully. Plenty of tiny pandas to lose under furniture, but don’t worry—you can still lose spectacularly with just a dozen.

The game is very easy and quick to set up. My eight year old and I played it today once. Neither of us enjoyed it or wanted to play again. The animals are hollow and one sided. I’m thinking the pieces would be easier to place if they were whole such that one sees the same thing front and back. Both of us had difficulty placing the pieces onto the game board which, by the way, is very wobbly frustrating the eight year old. The game needs, imo, to be a bit bigger and made of more sturdy materials. As of now it’s cheap plastic and not worth its current price.

Its well made, pandas are tiny but its a fun game for different ages, pain on them is spot on, no excess lines drawn over or anything like that and very fun to play, easy instructions