Quick Cups Games for Kids, LUXJET Classic Speed Stacking Cup Game for Kids Flying Stack Cup Parent-Child Interactive Game with 24 Picture Cards, 30 Cups (6 Sets of 5 Colors Each), Bell & Instruction

This game is really fun and easy to learn. The kids love it. My only dislike of this game is how cheap the cards are. They are printed on basic card stock and very flimsy. Some of the cards are a little discolored which is frustrating since the game is based on the colors. I laminated the cards to make them last longer. Pic attached show discolored yellow which is more a tan/light brown in the T-shirt vs the birds.

This game is fabulous for kids of all ages, but this manufacture missed the mark with the blue ink.As you can see on the front of the card the cup is clearly printed blue,like the actual cup. But if you look at the variety of cards the blue is a green blue. It makes it extremely difficult for younger children to distinguish the green from the blue. All of the colors are most in the pastel pallet versus primary colors.I would recommend. See if another brand has a better card presentation.

During this time of social distancing, this is a great game to play with your family. Although the description says "Quick Cups", when received, the box said "Speed Cups". Nonetheless, it is the same game and the cards and instructions are the same.

Great game!! All ages can play. The kids from three to nine had a blast playing. Then I joined in, so much fun.The only complaint is there needs to be more than 24 cards.

I bought a set for my grandchildren ages 6-5-3 y/o. We were all able to play albeit the 3 y/o was slower. I then played it with the adults and it was hilarious. The kids just did what the card said, the adults started bantering about which side of the card was up vs down and there was much more debating. It was fun for all ages so I decided to order another set to gift.

The cup colors are black, yellow, red, green, and blue. The blue is a bright royal. The images on the card are suppose to be the same colors so small children can follow the pattern; however, the blue printed on the cards is a bluish green so it is hard to distinguish between blue and green. Why not use the same royal blue as the cup?

My grandchildren really loved playing this game. Their ages are 5 and 9 & it was so fun to see them playing the game.

These where cool... my kids really enjoyed this...❤️❤️