Ravensburger Funny Bunny Game For Kids Age 4 Years and Up - Quick and Fun Family Games

When I first opened the box I was a bit underwhelmed as I couldn't see where the traps were or how the worked so I assumed it was just a gimick of the game. How wrong was I? There's a clever mechanism that allows you to spin the carrot activated the traps randomly. So a lot of fun to play, easy for little ones to instantly get into it and I can honestly say I would probably enjoy playing this with a couple of buddies after a few stiff drinks just as much as me niece and nephew did. Very pleased with this purchase, would recommend for everyone, such a fun, easy and quick family game!

When my daughter turned 4 - she started to show her interest in board games. You can call this "cheating on puzzles". This was one of few first ones I bought and she loved it. She has been asking me to play with her almost every day now and truth is - I like this game too. It's very simple mechanics wise still interesting. All you have to do is take a card, see what's on it (which is kind of expected I assume), act accordingly (move forward or rotate the carrot) and then hope that next players keep your rabbit "alive". Highly recommended for those who want a quick game which is interesting for children and adults.

We played this great bunny game first at a cousin’s house and struck me how the youngest contestants (5-years olds) were absorbed by the gameplay and how easy they picked up the rules. At the same time the somewhat older brothers and sisters, aged 9 and 11 were clearly enjoying to play along as well. This due to the game’s brilliant simplicity and attractive presentation. The sturdy plastic playing board hides several traps and handicaps that can set back your bunnies, which is invariably a source of excitement. A lot has to do with luck, less with tactics. The game rules are straight forward and unambiguous. The first one to reach the top wins.Each session lasts about 15 to 20 minutes – the right amount of time to keep the youngest children’s attention with the game (before they slip back in the digital worlds on their Playstation /Pads/Phones). In the modern age, games like these are a gift to each family with young children of different ages as it brings together parents and children alike for an exciting little contest with real life reactions and emotions – valuable moments of family time that need to be cherished.

This is a great little game that we've enjoyed playing as a whole family. Bought this for our 7 year old and she's totally owned and quickly got hang of the rules that she's happy to explain to the new players. Our 3 year old is a bit too young at the moment but has happily taken part for a short while. Quick moving game with mostly luck but also some strategy involved in getting your bunny to the carrot first. Very different from the other games we have so definitely a big hit, I can see this coming out regularly in the next couple of years.

I laminated the cards because it quickly became clear that they wouldn’t last long in my 3yo son’s hands. Strangely, you don’t even need the tens of cards that come with this game. There are only 4 card patterns. So, I only laminated a few.My 6yo daughter likes it, but it’s not exciting enough for her. It’s very repetitive. And it’s frustrating for my son, who throws a tantrum every time his bunny falls through a hole.So, it’s a good, cheap game for a 4-5 year old who doesn’t like a challenge.

This game was a surprising success with everyone at Christmas, easy rules and simple game play meant all ages could join in. Very amusing watching bunnies falling down holes, flipping off bridges and being pushed by gates or moles, after many games there was still a lot of laughter and competitiveness going on round the table. Especially good value at the discounted price, would recommend.

I bought this for my son's 8th birthday - as it was during lockdown and we couldn't really go anywhere he requested a board game day. I was at first put off by the price but he loves rabbits and reading the reviews I felt this was going to be a winner - and it was, we ended up playing it all day as he loved it that much. We've only had it 1 month but I'd definitely say it's been worth as it's encouraged all the family to just take a bit of time out and play it together. It's definitely become our first go to game.

This is a simple to play but very enjoyable game for little ones. I bought it for my 4 year od grandaughter and we have played it lots of times over the past year. It is great fun, easy and all the family enjoy playing it. I even bought a second one for another grandchild. A great buy for 3 - 6yr olds.