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Great family night game.

I grew up playing a game like this, so was excited to find it to share with my nephew. He is going to love it! The game play is fun, the slappy hands do a great job of grabbing the cards (and other things!) as long as you aim well enough. I love that the game does not require batteries! I just have a few minor complaints: first, every few spins, one or two of the panels doesn't stop in the right position, so you have to push the button again to re-spin them all. Not a big deal. Secondly, I wish there were some feet on the unit, or it was designed with a wider bottom or something to prevent it from tipping over during game play. It stands up well enough on its own, but it doesn't take a lot to accidentally tip it over, especially when excited littles are having fun playing the game. And finally, there is a sheet of stickers that comes in the box to decorate the unit to look like a camera, and the sheet came curled on one end in my box, so some of the stickers were curled. Definitely not a big deal, but it could have been easily avoided during packaging. Overall, though, I am happy with the game for the price point.

I thought this would be a great game that all 3 of my kids could play together. They're ages 4, 7, and 10. They all seem to enjoy playing, but my youngest doesn't always seem as quick as the others. I know this will come with time, but for now he gets pretty aggravated when he continuously loses round after round because everyone else is faster. So with the caveat that younger kids may not have as much fun when playing with older kids, and would likely do better with other players in their same age group, it can still be a pretty fun game.I've sat down and played with my kids and there are moments when it gets exciting, especially when 2 players go for the same card at the same time. We've had instances where it was a battle of who's hand would stick to the card first. Or one hand sticks and then the card comes off, and another player scoops it up. We've even had a player grab the card, but another player was just behind them and their hand knocked the card off the other player's hand. It's funny to think that such a simple game can get so intense, but that's what makes it fun.A downside that I have noticed is that after playing for awhile...slapping the same cards over and over, and removing them from the suction hands...the cards do get kind of bent. That's just the nature of the game, I guess. If you're playing on a flat surface, no matter if the cards do bend some, the suction hands will still stick to them.

Great game, All family fun. I'm always on the lookout for interesting and educational games for my kids. This one was a perfect fit because my daughter is very interesting in space and also the sticky hands are very fun to use.My 1.5 yo also had fun pressing the button trying to catch cards with the sticky hands.

The randomizer broke first game.. sad

We got this game for our 6 year old for Christmas. This one was a lot of fun. My kids had fun trying to slap the matching astronaut to the picture. The little hand slappers were fun and the suction picked up the cards well. This held their attention for a while. It came with easy to read instructions to play the game. Fun for the whole family!

This game is fun for a lot of ages but it's rated at 3+ and I don't think it's made for someone quite that young unless you modify the play to accommodate a younger age. It's good for memory and reflexes.The slappy hands do a great job of grabbing the cards and I love that the game does not require batteries! It does fall over if you push the button too hard so if it had feet that might help and sometimes every few spins the panels don't stop in the correct position but not a big deal. It comes with stickers that you have to put on the pretend camera to dress it up. All in all in was a fun family game.

I like the concept for this game. It's simple, but it encourages fun competition. I agree that it's best for that 6-10 range. Mine are 10-13. They're a little older but they enjoyed in more than they thought they would, which I knew. They really got into it because it's fun competing with and beating your brother.As I said, good concept. My biggest gripe is the hands. My kids promptly broke two of them. Like, within minutes. The other two, one by one, slowly followed suit. I get that the kids are rambunctious, but they're meant for slapping. Just wrong kind of plastic for the job, simple as that.Other gripe is the 'camera' Push the button to spin, and it doesn't line up so you push it again. AGAIN, it doesn't line up. Push it again. Finally. lol.For a cheap knock off game, these would be acceptable. But $30 doesn't seem like cheap knock off game territory to me....