Pretty, Pretty, Princess with 1990's Artwork by Winning Moves Games USA, a Delightful Jewelry Dress-Up Game for 2-4 Players, Ages 5 and Up (1222)

Nostalgic and fun. I got this for my 4 year old niece and she LOVED it. It’s great for practicing turn taking, and It doubles as accessories for kids who love the glam. It made me remember my own childhood memories. The jewelry is just as I remembered It and nice and thick. Easy, cute, darling game

We play often! Easy to play and great fun game! Crown broke dince it's cheap plastic so we just bought a new one higher quality. Cute remake of my childhood game.

As I eagerly awaited my niece's birthday, I found myself reminiscing about the games of my childhood. So, when I stumbled upon Pretty, Pretty, Princess with 1990's Artwork by Winning Moves Games USA, it felt like uncovering a treasure trove of nostalgia.From the moment my niece unwrapped the box, her eyes sparkled with excitement. The colorful, whimsical artwork instantly transported me back to the '90s, evoking fond memories of laughter-filled game nights with friends and family.Playing Pretty, Pretty, Princess with my niece was a delightful blast from the past. As we adorned ourselves with crowns, necklaces, and earrings, we couldn't help but giggle at the whimsical accessories and silly antics that ensued.Beyond the nostalgia, I was impressed by the game's quality and durability. The pieces are beautifully crafted and designed to withstand the enthusiastic play of young children. Plus, the simple rules make it easy for kids as young as five to join in on the fun.Watching my niece immerse herself in the world of Pretty, Pretty, Princess was a joyous experience. It's more than just a game—it's a chance to create cherished memories and pass down the magic of childhood to the next generation.In conclusion, Pretty, Pretty, Princess with 1990's Artwork is a delightful jewelry dress-up game that's perfect for children aged five and up. Whether you're reliving the nostalgia of your own childhood or introducing your little ones to the wonders of '90s gaming, this game is sure to bring hours of joy and laughter to your family gatherings.

This is such a fun little game, especially for princess lovers! I have many memories of playing this game as a little girl and am so enjoying making fun memories now playing with my little girl. Game is very easy to learn and fun to put on all the jewelry. It comes with earrings, bracelet, rings, necklace in every color and of course the crown.

This game is fun for many age ranges, the card variety always leads to a surprise. The design of this game is made very well with the right thickness and functionality.

I got this for my 5 year old for Christmas and she loves it. The whole family actually has fun playing it, even my husband. The girls got a kick out of seeing him wearing the jewelry. The game is simple to learn, each player chooses a color jewelry and you spin the spinner and try to collect each piece of jewelry (necklace, bracelet, earrings, ring) in your coordinating color. You may get the mystery ring, which you don't want - you also have to collect the crown as a final piece. Some of the spaces require you to put pieces back if you land on them. The first player to collect all their colored jewels and crown is the winner.My only complaint about this game is that the crown and jewelry pieces are very cheaply made. They remind me of dollar store jewelry, especially the crown and earrings. The earrings have cheap plastic backing clip ons that I'm afraid are going to fall off. The beads of the other items are on thin strings so be careful with the pieces.

I bought this for my 1990s kid nostalgia:In a nutshell you all have a necklace, earrings, a ring, and a bracelet. There's one crown to fight over and the "bad black ring." Whoever gets all their pieces including the crown (and without the black ring) is the winner.I got this for our daughter on Christmas because it was a game I loved as a kid. The board and all the pieces of jewelry looked the same...Except for the main piece: The CROWN! I was quite disappointed in the cheapo Dollar Tree looking tiara they through in there instead of the pretty crown from the 90s version. And this game had no round, bejeweled jewelry box either. Be prepared to just lay all the jewelry in the center.Bottom line--its the cutest little game for girls/kids/whatever. It played just like the original! HOWEVER if you are buying this for nostalgia purposes, be prepared to be a little disappointed in the crown and missing jewelry box. I don't know if they wanted to go a cheaper route or what, but our tiara broke pretty quickly. If they make more with all the original pieces I'd buy another!

If you purchase this game for your little princess, be prepared to play it at least 5 or 6 times (or more) in a row. This will be their favorite game!