Hasbro Gaming Candy Land Kingdom of Sweet Adventures Board Game for Kids, Ages 3 & Up (Amazon Exclusive)

Nostalgic and Perfect for Young Kids
Candy Land is a classic for a reason. It’s super easy for kids to pick up since there’s no reading or complicated rules—just colorful cards and a fun candy-themed path. I played it a lot as a kid, and now seeing younger ones enjoy it just as much is really sweet.The game is mostly based on luck, so it’s not very exciting for adults, but it’s perfect for introducing board games to little ones. The artwork is still charming, though some cards that send you backward can frustrate kids. Overall, it’s a great starter game that holds up over time.

A Colorful Classic – Perfect for Family Game Night
Candy Land is such a classic and always so much fun to play as a family! My kids love the bright colors and fun characters, and it’s super easy to set up and play—even for little ones. It’s also a great way to practice taking turns and recognizing colors. Definitely recommend if your kids enjoy board games or anything candy-themed!

Very good for a first Board Game
I rate toys using a 3 category system. I look at their entertainment value, durability, and creativity. Every toy needs to keep a child’s attention, be able to stand up to their rough playing, and either promote their creativity or be used to play in creative ways. I’ll start with a short review and then explain my reasons for the rating in detail.We bought this for my 3-year-old daughter for Christmas, and it has been a big hit. Her and her 2-year-old brother beg to play it everyday when I get home from work. It is fun and colorful, and helps to teach them how to be patient and take turns as well as how to have fun, even if you don’t finish first.ENTERTAINMENT:Candy land is simple enough for a 2-year old to figure out, and fun enough not to make the parents who have to play with them completely miserable. It brings back memories from my childhood, so I have a lot of fun playing as well.My daughter loves counting the colors, and she loves narrating her path and telling stories about how she met Queen Frostine on her way to King Candy’s castle. My son loves drawing the cards and moving his piece along the path.DURABILTY:The board is very sturdy, but the cards get pretty messed up pretty quick. My son has already crumpled up the cupcake card, so we know when that one is coming in the stack. There is a version of this game that has a spinner instead of cards, which they got from my brother for Christmas (what a coincidence), but my kids enjoy picking a card more than using the spinner.CREATIVITY:My daughter gets pretty creative telling stories about the Candy Land characters, but the best part about this game is that it teaches kids how to be patient and wait for their turn in a creative way.My kids are pretty patient for being toddlers, but they are still toddlers. When they want something, they want it, and they usually aren’t willing to wait for their turn. But within a few minutes of playing, they were remarkably good at taking turns. They cheered each other on, even if the other one just passed them up. They loved every minute of it.Outside of game play, I have noticed them taking turns with toys and not fighting as much. They still fight, just not as much. They share their toys a lot better. I didn’t expect that to happen. I don’t think people really think that a board game would be able to teach kids life lessons, but its surprising how they carry the little things into their everyday interactions.In conclusion, this is a great way to introduce children to board games and teach them patience and good sportsmanship. Its a must have for young children.

Great family game.
Fun as always! More than I wanted to send, but still fun!

We got this game as a gift for my 5yo for her birthday. I’ve never played it before and was really surprised at how easy it was to play! Even our 3 to was able to join in. I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone older but as far as the younger kids its a great introduction into playing board games.

Se lo cogí a mis magicos juguetes. Me ha llegado en cuatro días, muy bien, plazo inferior al que me ponía en amazon.esHa venido nuevo completamente, y precintado, y lo mejor de todo, en castellano, no en inglés, así que chapó.El juego está muy bien como primer juego, es para preescolares, pone que es a partir de 3 años.Es la edición de Candyland del 2010. Se llama: el reino de las dulces aventuras.Consta de tablero, con los nombres en castellano, cuatro peones con forma de galleta de jengibre, 64 cartas, instrucciones en castellano. No hay que tirar dados, simplemente coges una carta del montón y la usas.Hay cartas con un bloque de color, otras con dos bloques de color, y cartas con dibujo. Cuando usas de un color avanzas hasta la casilla de el color de la carta. Cuando usas una de dos colores, avanzas hasta la segunda casilla del mismo color. Si por ejemplo, coges una carta con piruleta, avanzas el peón hasta la casilla con piruleta.Hay atajos y casillas que te hacen perder el turno, o retroceder.Yo me interesé por este juego, porque lo vi en la película de Toy Story. Siempre he encontrado ediciones en inglés, vendidas o en UK, o en USA. Por suerte, con amazon, puedes acceder a objetos de todo el mundo, así que estaba muy contenta de encontrarlo. Lo compré a mis mágicos juguetes, que envía desde España, y no puedo estar más contenta, de ver que tengo una edición en castellano.Es un juego muy colorido, y pueden jugar tanto niños como niñas. Partidas cortas. Las fotos se corresponden con el juego, solo que, ya digo, el que tengo viene en castellano, no sé si los demás también estarán en nuestro idioma.Va a ser un regalo maravilloso para Navidad, para disfrutar en familia. Pueden jugar hasta cuatro jugadores.Precio: un poquito más de 27 euros, quizá un poco alto, pero más barato que lo que he visto por eBay por ejemplo. Insisto en que sólo lo he podido encontrar o aquí o en eBay, y en la otra web con gastos de envío era bastante más caro.Un saludo.

Just opened it today and played with our 4 year old. He absolutely loved it and it was easy enough for him to grasp quickly. He can’t wait to play it again tomorrow so I’d consider this purchase a win.