CREAMKIDS-The Board Game by Dinosaur Feeding Game,Dinosaur Eat Bones Competitive Game,Party Family Outdoor Board Games for 1 to 4 Players, Play Solo-Multiplayer-Teams,15 Minute Playing Time

Battery cover missing when opened yesterday as given as a birthday present

This dinosaur-shaped feeding toy takes 2 x AAA battery and causes the head to move and close. The objective is to get as many of your bones landed inside to win. This is a fun toy to play with at least 2, up to 4 children. It works as advertised. my only point would be to be careful if you have small children that may put the bones in their mouth.

I'm so disappointed that after just 30 minutes of use, this game no longer works properly. The dinosaur's head keeps getting stuck in places. Sometimes it just stays stuck in the same place.The product page has details on what to do when the head gets stuck. It says to adjust the middle screw in the battery compartment. I have tried adjusting this screw dozens of times, both looser and tighter, at various tensions. I can't find any tension that fixes the sticking head problem. It's also very annoying to have to take the batteries out each time to try a new tension, only to find it keeps sticking.Tightening it up fully doesn't work either. A toy should last more than thirty minutes, and it's especially frustrating if the kids find this a fun game and are upset that it no longer works properly.Ignoring this problem, it's a fun game if you like dexterity games. The cool thing about it is that it's not just how far back you pull the hand that requires skill. It's also how you let go of it, and of course, about letting go at the right time.The dinosaur head looks quite cool and fun. I like that you don't have to attach all four arms. I just attached two arms while playing against my son, which saved a bit of table space.One niggle for me is that the dinosaur head won't fit back in the game box unless you take the top part of the head off. I don't like taking the head apart again, in case the thin plastic connectors break. And it was a bit fiddly connecting the two parts of the head together in the first place.Other minus points are that no batteries are included (two AA batteries are required), the chomping dinosaur head is quite noisy, and the game did not play any music. According to the product page, there should be music. One of the images shows musical notes, and music is mentioned in the following product text: "A dinosaur projection toy with its own music. It comes with dinosaur simulation music."I wish this game had lasted longer than 30 minutes. My son and I both find it fun. I would probably score it four stars out of five as a fun dexterity game (I love dexterity games, and have about 500 board games). I do fear that this game is just that bit too mechanical to last for a long time. Mine couldn't even last an hour.For a fun dexterity game that adults can play with kids, that should last you for years, I would suggest Rhino Hero or Meeple Circus instead.

Mein Enkelkind hat sich gefreut .kann es wirklich empfehlen.er spielt auch einfach nur mit dem Dino so .Kinder sind ja kreativ.

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Sehr billige Machart.... meine Kinder lieben es noch nicht so (7 und 5 Jahre).

Der Motor dreht in die falsche Richtung, wenn der Minuspol bei der Batterie an der Feder angelegt wird. (normal) Wenn der Pluspol der Batterie an der Feder angelegt wird fehlt leider der Kontakt am Minuspol. Hier muss entweder eine Verbindung geschaffen werden oder die Drähte zum Motor umgelötet werden.

Mein Neffe ist völlig aus dem Häuschen, seitdem er das Spiel hat