PlayMonster Yeti, Set, Go! Skill & Action Kids Game

This is a great game! Everyone from our three-year-old to her grandparents has enjoyed it. We also own yeti in my spaghetti. This is a great game for kids who need a break from games that have long wait. Between turns. Everyone gets to play at one time. We have found that You will be more successful in Launching meatballs onto the different levels if you keep your finger (with slight pressure) on the small tab that turns your yeti side to side. Without keeping a finger on that tab we found that sometimes a yeti just fires the meatball directly into the wall in front of him resulting in frustrated players screaming their yeti is broken and won’t work.

My 8 year old nephew has enjoyed playing this game! And his little sister (one & a half years old) loves finding the meat balls as they miss at times. She has never been one to put objects in her mouth but we still keep a close eye on her while we play it. We count the meatballs before we start the game & recount them at the end. If our number doesn’t match then we go on a scavenger hunt until they are all found. It’s a fun game! The price was a bit steep for what you get in my opinion but once again Amazon had the best price.

I don't know why everyone gives this game bad reviews. We played it on the carpet so the balls don't bounce everywhere when you miss and it is a lot of fun. It is kind of like a hungry hippo game with a bit more skill involved. You really do have to pay attention to how hard you press the yeti to get a long or short kick on the ball. I could see where this game would be a bit crazy playing on a hard floor, losing the balls. We like it. 4 stars because you have to take the game apart and put it back together every time you play it as the pieces won't fit in the box put together. I even had trouble getting it back into the box apart! Wish they would have just came in a box the size of the game put together, it would have required a bit more height but not much bigger length and width. The little things matter on kid games!!!!

The balls are tiny and go flying. I highly recommend not playing around young kiddos. Also play on a carpeted area so the balls do not get lost. My 5 year old enjoys playing this game.

I bought this for my daughter as a companion to her Yeti in my Spaghetti game. I wasn't too sure what it was, but I was going to give it a shot. And it was on sale for less than $7, so I though it was a good deal. The game is very interesting, to say the least. You have to assemble the ice mountain and once you do that, it will never go back into the box. EVER! You each have a Yeti and your goal is to get your meatballs on each level of your side of the ice mountain. You slam down on little levers - kind of like hungry hungry hippos - and launch your meatballs. The only problem is that the ice mountain may start to come apart - or even tip! - if you have very strong players. My daughter is 6, so she thought the game was cute. You do have to take it apart when you're done - unless you're going to have a large ice mountain set up in your game room permanently - so that makes it not so fun when you're a kid. And then of course you will have to assemble it each time you want to play. We've played with it a handful of times and now it just sits in the pile of other games that require too much work ;) For less than $7, though, I'll still take it.

Our family had such a great time with this game. We were laughing together for a long time. The only downside is that you have to put together the mountain each time. We opted to keep it assembled and leave it out of the box.

This game was bought as a Christmas gift for my seven-year-old we all sat around and played it it was super fun it’s very easy for kids to play it doesn’t take any real skill so you can play with the little kids who have a hard time following alone or with adults it was a lot of family fun I would highly recommend the game

This was a gift for my 5 year old son. He loves it and so do his older siblings (I don't mind playing either). The game is simple to play, but more difficult to win. It takes about 3-5 minutes to play. Set-up is not quite as easy as it looks and I had to watch a video to get it back into the box :) Similar to hungry hungry hippos. I suggest playing on carpet so the meatballs don't roll away.

Compré este juego para mi hija de 7 años, que lo esperó con mucha expectativa, y al final creo que no le resultó tan divertido como esperaba. Lo usamos una tarde y jugamos varias rondas, pero después de eso ya no lo ha vuelto a tocar. Creo que estos juegos de los yetis son recomendables para niños muy pequeños.

My grandson loves this game - it provides hours of fun!