Ravensburger World of Disney Eye Found It! Board Game - Engaging Fun for Kids and Adults | Suitable for Ages 4 and Up | Promotes Critical Thinking Skills | Featuring Beloved Disney Characters

Our kids loved the Eye Found It! card game so we decided to give this board game a chance. We have young competitive kids so board games have a tendency to get contentious. Competition is fine, and perhaps good experience for young kids, but sometimes it's desirable to have a calmer more soothing evening's entertainment. The joy of this game is that it's collaborative - you work as a team and everyone wins or loses together (also good experience for young kids). The game itself is fun and easy to understand and accessible for kids of all ages. The board is pretty large so just make sure you have enough table/floor space. Really like this game!

I LOVE search and find books and games. I purchased this for my grandson who is 6. He LOVES playing this and now so do I! So much fun! The board is long and sturdy and FILLED with hidden pictures in different Disney scenes. I only wish they gave you more game pieces. We seem to run out of magnifying glasses very quickly.

This game was great, the design was awesome and it was easy for my kids to understand and play along. We love this game!

Best game for the whole family!

I have 3.5 and 5 years old. We have the Eye found it! Card game which we all really enjoy so when i saw this giant board game i thought we might enjoy it as well.Again, my review is based on the fact that we do have the card version of this game, so that in mind i have to say that this game is harder.Pros:Challenging in a fun way.Cooperative game play (card game is not).Fun for kids and adults.The board game adds an element of counting the steps which is a nice practice for little ones.Cons:Maybe its because we're used to play the card game but in this game it is way harder to find objects, its too hard for my little one to concentrate on a single area and the sand clock is too fast to enjoy the searching, also need someone to watch over the clock.So overall its a really fun game, maybe too hard for younger kids.If i have to chose though i would pick the card game because we do enjoy it more.

Game was larger than expected in a great way. This was a very fun interactive game for the whole family.

My children and us adults/parents all love this game. We also have the Dreamworks version and play both often- but this one is better. The Disney characters are more well known, and the spaces are larger and easier to navigate than the Dreamworks version. This Disney game is definitely a family favorite because it is playable by all ages and is actually still fun for older children without boring them (unlike other games toddlers can play, such as Candy Land or High Ho Cherry O). The board is huge- it's as tall as long as my 6 ft husband if he lays next to it! For this reason, we typically break it in half and put it side by side to form a large square in the middle of our table instead of keeping it in the long thin line on the floor as intended. This game is easy enough to play for any age group, as long as the child can count to 10. My toddler daughter played it even before she could count on her own, and we just helped her with the counting of spaces when moving her pawn. She could still participate in the finding of objects, and it helped her learn what certain objects were that she didn't know before (barrel, musical note, anchor, etc.). It is so much fun to search for the hidden objects and see who can find the most! We've played it both as individuals and on teams. There are many objects to find and the board is huge, making it nearly impossible to memorize the location of certain objects for next time. I would recommend this game to anyone with children of any age, toddler and up! My toddler also enjoys the "travel" card version of this game.

This game is great! So fun for both kids and adults. Most of the time the kids are better at us at finding the items on the board. I love that we are all on the same team and trying to beat the witch together - AKA siblings are working together instead of against each other! Great game!