FANURY Dinosaur Shooting Games Toy for Kids Over 5 Year Old, Shooting Target Practice Kids Toy with Sound LCD Score Record, 2 Air Pump Toy Guns, 24 Soft Foam Balls, Gift Toys for Boys Girls

I have bought this Toy for my 7 year old nephew. He loves it. He knows how to use air gun so I thought he can practice shooting target. In fact at one point we both were playing and compete who score more. It will keep 6+ years kids engaged. It’s good value for money and build quality is strong.

My toddler likes the dinosaurs so I bought this game set for him. It’s easy to play, the sound quality comes out the dinosaur is pretty good. He enjoys playing it everyday and I wish it had one or two more shooting guns so we can play together as a bigger group!

Birthday gift for my daughter who loves dinosaurs, she absolutely loves it (so does our older son and husband lol). Great gift, lots of fun!

Kids love it.

My son loves it!

It is a great toy!

8 year old lost interest after playing with it once, for 3 minutes.The guns are sortof fun, but the dinosaur doesn't add anything. Red plastic solo cups are more fun as targets, actually.Most of the time, even if your aim is perfect, the ball bounces right out of the dinosaur's mouth.When you hit the target (get it in the dinosaurs mouth), the counter doesn't register the hit.Even if it did register the hit, it's just a digital counter, they should have added some games, music, something other than the repetitive task of aiming for the mouth.Someone else uploaded a video of a child playing with it. If you'll notice in the video, they had to get very close to get it in the mouth, and even then, it did not register as a point. You can see the child clearly hit the flap (the dinosaur's epiglottis) but the digital counter didn't count the hit. But what's the point of the digital counter anyway, you can just count how many balls are inside the dinosaur after your turn.And the dinosaur only says like 3 things, there's really no point of installing the batteries.Also you have to point the guns in a downward angle for them to work. Makes it tricky sometimes. I'll refer you again to the other customer video, you can hear the child misfire several times before successfully shooting - that's because you have to point the gun at a downward angle.If you're going to invest this much in a shooting game, I would suggest nerf or something that has more variety, sets that you can add onto and play more than one game. I guarantee this is just going to sit on a shelf and collect dust. You may also consider laser tag, there are a ton of inexpensive laser tag sets you can find in this price range or less, and it kindof forces them to run around and get active.

This is such a fun toy that I think I enjoyed it more than my boy, who I got it for. To be fair my little one is still too young to be playing with this toy but I got it so when his cousins and friends come over they can all take turns playing with this toy - which I KNOW will be a huge hit. This toy is very easy to set up, just consists of putting the tail onto the dinosaur, opening the dinosaur's mouth, and putting the little balls into the shooter. Oh, and I forgot, make sure you put 2 batteries in the dinosaur! Like all children's toys, the battery compartment requires a screwdriver to open up. Once we got the batteries in, there is one button at the dinosaur feet to press - and it turns on the ball counter. When I shot the balls into the dinosaur tongue/mouth, it did not always register. This isn't the most high tech toy but it is pretty fun. It comes with two shooters, great to play as 2 teams. You will most likely lose some of the balls as you play so either get some replacement balls or play in an area where the balls can't "hide". As we were testing this toy out, my husband and I were laughing and having so much fun while our little one watched. I highly recommend this toy - it is fun for any gender, and a wide variety of ages.. including adults! My husband jokes that I got this toy for myself... well, maybe I did!