Candy Land Kingdom Of Sweet Adventures Board Game For Kids Ages 3 & Up With Ballpoint Pen

Opened and played with first time yesterday, bought in Sept as xmas present, just given, due to covid delay seeing them, 2nd day playing and board has broken in 2 expected it to last longer than that! Returns day ran out October, 2 sad children

This is not the item I ordered, looks like a very cheap version of what is on display. Very small (smaller than an A4 sheet of paper) very flimsy and only has about 70 squares on the board, so I can imagine it would not last very long.The illustrations are nowhere near as fun (the reason I bought it) and it's dreadfully overpriced - would have paid around £14 if I had seen it in person.

Most games lose the interest of a 3 year old pretty quickly. This was the only one my daughter was able to be competitive in. Would definitely reccomend.

Good game , can be fun for couple of games, but the board is small, the game end so fast and it's really getting boring . Not worth so much money really

I bought this for my granddaughter, who is 3. We first played this game back in the 1960s, so she was 3rd generation to have it. Yes, everything goes down in quality over the years, but this was flimsy, it lasted barely a day before the boards broke. The manufacturer needs to rethink who the game is aimed at and how sturdy it needs to be. In addition, I paid 20 quid or so for this and USA price on Amazon was 13 bucks. I am going to complain to the manufacturer too, as there is no quality to this version. I have no problem with the supplier as it was received in good condition and really quickly.

My daughter had this game from the age of around five!- it was one of her favourite board games, and we played many times before she became a teenager. That game survived well , the board was intact, the cards became worn but still functioned, the box was flattened and repaired over many times with tapes.Now my daughter has her own toddler and we happily bought this game for her three year old son. It was disappointing to see that while design of the game remains unchanged, the quality of printing, paper weights and covers sturdiness are much poorer than his mother’s. The cards were actually looking like paper printing, the box was smaller and lighter (I know it won’t survive long) and the board was not as thick!I am disappointed that something classical has been watered down to a box of cheap printing but sold at a price of the classic.Not Amazon’s fault but I feel taken advantage of.

Absolutely not worth the price. Good little game for young children but really over priced.

Definitely not worth the money I only purchased because autistic grandson mad on duplicating Andy’s room and this is one of the games on display