Hoot Owl Hoot

This is a fantastic game!Got it for my 3y/o daughter and she absolutely loves it, and so do the rest of us! Our 7 y/o likes playing it, as did her school friend, and us adults enjoy it as well.I really love that you have to work together, it's a great aspect of the game and quite unique. We've lost more times than we've won, but it's still great fun, and just makes you want to play again!Great quality, and plastic free, which is brilliant.Highly recommended!

My 3 year old daughter absolutely loves this game. The board and cards are vibrantly colored. The game is simple to grasp and she loves to cooperative aspect. The rules of the game are perfectly oriented towards teaching the child to play smart. Looking forward to adding more games from this company to our collection.

Hoot Owl Hoot is a children's cooperative game , I would say suitable for approx 3-6 year olds. My 4.5 year old loves it and plays moderately strategically. My nearly 3 year old can join in with a little help, and just about lasts a game before getting bored.The aim of the game is to get all the baby owls into the nest before the sun comes up, by moving them along the coloured circles. You all say 'Twit twoo' if one of the owls leapfrogs over another owl, which the kids love doing, so it encourages them to play strategically.The game board is beautiful, and the idea is fun. I'm not that impressed with the quality of the colour cards though- they are normal cardboard and are going to get damaged quite quickly. I understand that the company are trying to be eco friendly and avoid plastic, but frankly that needs to be reflected in the price. Either a cheaper game with cardboard tokens, or a more expensive game with wooden tokens in a drawstring bag.

Great quality. Simple but fun game for my 4 year old. No arguing with her 8 year old brother and it's lovely how they work together.

I would definitely recommend Hoot Owl Hoot as an easy to understand board game for 5 to 6 year olds. Bought it for my twin grandchildren because it is co-operative rather than competitive. Everyone works together to achieve the aim of the game. A good lesson in life!

I like the game idea and kid learned it fast but I need to buy card sleeves right away as the cards are very bad quality.

What’s nice about this game is that it’s fun enough for adults to play a few times and you can adjust the difficulty for younger kids by removing a few sun cards. It’s great for autistic kids who are easily triggered by competitive games.

Our 4yr old great granddaughter loved playing this although a tad easy for her. Fortunately she has a passion for owls.I think it's probably more suited to perhaps a 3 yr old. Very good quality and made withearth friendly materials. Well worth the money