Let's play a game: All you need to play six board games

My kids thought this was great (3yr and 7yr can play together)! Multiple game boards, easy quick games, easy to travel with. Funny games!

looked like too many small pieces and did not klike one of the words, the childrens father is a Pastor.

This clever collection of board games is housed in what appears to be a large hardback book. However, open it up and you find instructions of “How to Play” inside the left cover. On the right is a spinner, which acts as a dice, plus six counters – red, pink, orange, green, yellow and blue. Housed inside a sturdy envelope are three double sided board games: Hot air repair, The rumble-fart game, Ready, steady, disco, Slither and Climb, Space Race and Superbuzz!These are generally simple games, which can be played by children aged 3+ and involve lots of counting and colour matching for early learning. The instructions are simple to follow and the games are great fun. This would be ideal on a rainy afternoon, or on holiday. They pack away neatly and have everything you need stored neatly in one box.

This is great fun and my older children love it too.

Excellent set of games. Both my girls (3 & 6) love them all. Perfect for travelling and at home.

This is the second time we have purchased this. The first time was many years ago and we lost the counters. I knew this was a winner from the beginning. It’s an all in one game you can take on road trips and holidays. Everything snaps back into place so technically you shouldn’t lose anything (but you know kids!). The games are simple yet fun. Yes I admit, I enjoy playing them too because they aren’t long games (like Monopoly), and there are a few game options so you never get bored.

These six games are presented in a large hardcover book-style set, incorporating a spinner (for the numbers one to six, so replacing a die), six game boards, and six coloured counters for the players.The games are very simple and chance-based, all involving no more than spinning the spinner and following instructions on the included game boards (three, folded and double-sided - so the game boards are all a reasonable A3-sized).For most adults and older children these will have a very limited appeal due to the lack of skill in the games, but for younger children playing their first board games, these are ideal. Think Snakes and Ladders. A couple of the games also ask you to accompany your moves with either the noises of bodily functions - which small children can have a lot of fun with - or dance moves shown on the board.Good value for what it is, but probably only really recommended when playing with children of 5-8 years old. The counters could find their way into the mouths of the youngest children and for that reason it's definitely not suitable with under 3's.

The games look great. Really simple rules/instructions so children should be able to happily (ahem) play themselves without adult supervision. Everything is contained in a "book". It's not a book at all. It's just a small slim box that looks much more like a book than a board game box. Everything you need is inside, so the instructions are on the inner cover, and on the other side are the counters and a spinner. The boards you need are neatly held in a sleeve at the back.Really well thought out and great for travelling.So why just the 2 stars? Maybe I was unlucky, but the spinner you need to play each of the games lands every single time on 4! Without fail! It doesn't matter how much I try to doctor/fiddle/adjust the spinner, on 4 it still lands!! Now, it would be easy enough to just get a dice and play anyway, but then it wouldnt fit into the "book", and just defeats the whole object of this concept!