Multi-Level Snakes & Ladders - a Colorful Modern take on a Classic Game. Land on a Ladder to Climb Levels, or a Snake and Slide Through Tunnels to a Lower Level. Fun Family Game with 5 Unique Levels!

my kids love this game. our whole family can participate in the game. but there are some contact points that need to be glued to make it stronger.

The kids loved this game! My children of all ages. Brought them all to the table together. 4,8 and 12. They loved that its was 3d not just a regular flat bored game. It has multiple levels. The ball rolls in some parts which makes the kids laugh. Once you set it up. There no going back in the box. You need space for it. We loved this game ! One of must have to spice up game night!

Once you put it together...you really don't want to take it apart. And then it's big and bulky and will have to find space to store it. There was 1 or 2 pieces we had to glue because it wouldn't stay very well. BUT...it is a fun game once you get through all that!

This game is pretty fun but a hassle to setup. Once you do, you won’t take it a part. Not sure how they list 4+ for age. If you have kids under 10, this will most likely be played once or twice before breaking. Way too flimsy. Way too big to store. I would guess this has an average of 2-3 plays per family.

The whole thing is made out of flimsy cardboard and many of the chutes didn’t work even on the first play. It doesn’t fold back up into the box and if left our your children will destroy it immediately. So you really only get to play it once.

I run a children's afterschool club for children aged 5-12 and bought this as thought it would be a novel twist on the standard snakes and ladders game. It took a while for me to to set up the night before and although it is quite sturdy its a shame it wasnt made of plastic as I think over time it will get damaged as its made of cardboard. Ive decided to keep it assembled as it takes a while to put together and I think if you kept taking it down to put away it would soon become a bit tatty on the edges. I took it to the afterschool club yesterday and the children absolutely loved it. One child (aged 8) said it was the best game he'd ever seen and he loved it. The children all gathered round it and were fixated with all the ways they slide down the snakes tails and up the ladders, enthusiastically pointing out to me all the moves they had just made ( It looks a bit like a multi storey carpark!). Although it was a bit pricey I loved watching the children of all ages enjoy it and kept them occupied for hours, I had to peel them away from it when their parents came to collect them - I have to say I loved playing with it too (and Im nearly 50!)

We bought one of these for my 6 year old son a few years ago and played it so many times - (he absolutely loved it). After a move of house it finally fell apart and we have bought another one. I have also bought one for a nine year old nephew with a six year old brother. It takes a bit of time to put together and needs to be kept in its built form - we keep it on a tray on a shelf. It is a fantastic game for all the family and I can’t praise it highly enough.

I feel this was hard to build and is hard to store but is still very fun and great different take on snakes and ladders.

Great interpretation of the game. Had lots of fun with the adults, now waiting for the grandchildren to arrive. The only downside is that, as others have commented it looks too flimsy to take down and rebuild every time it is used. To that end I have enlarged the box top so that I have only to take off two protrusions at each side and one at the front. I think the manufacturers should include pieces in the box to enable that to be done, maybe call it the deluxe version and charge a bit more then it would be perfect. My problem now is where to store the 380mm *380mm*280mm box.

We had been looking for something a bit different for the Grandchildren as they love snakes and ladders and I was told you could get a 3D version. There are some cheaper versions out there but this is far superior. The kids absolutely love it. I wouldn't want to dismantle it though as its not robust - you need to have somewhere you can store it made up - its well worth the effort.