Candy Land With Retro Artwork by Winning Moves Games USA, Classic Edition Celebrating Over 70 Years, A Sweet Little Game for Sweet Little Folks, Rite Of Passage Game for 2-4 Players, Ages 3+ (1189)

If you buy a later edition of the game it replaces the kids with the 4 gingerbread men. Which I prefer over the art choice of the people. However, this is more of a stylistic preference rather than a legitimate critique.The game is fun for the intended audience of developing toddlers. It has simple instructions and is a fun and alternative to the current run of the candy land you would typically find in stores that does not have human art choices.The only complaint is that the cards have no place to store them within the packaging. They just kind of have to fly around once you open the initial plastic it comes in.

When I was a preschooler in the late 70's, my grandmother used to spend a lot of time playing board games with me, most often Candyland. I have such fond memories of this game, specifically the 60's-era edition gameboard we played on.When I had kids of my own, I wanted to continue the tradition of playing board games and spending quality focused family time together. Buying Candyland for my 3-year old seemed a logical first board game, except -- A friend brought over a copy of Candyland made a few years ago and I didnt even recognize the game. The board was flimsy and the graphics were not like I remembered. I was discouraged, until I stumbled upon this anniversary edition of the game. I ordered it and crossed my fingers.Well, when it arrived, playing this game took me back in time. My son picked up the basic rules pretty quickly and won tje first 3 times! It's funny how a simple graphic like the image of the floating ice cream slice or the gumdrop mountains can be so etched in ones brain, but while we were playing it was as if I had been transported back to 1978 and was sitting on my grandma's shag carpet next to the schnapps credenza.Whew! Candyland anniversary edition gives me nostalgia chills! Ok, back to business ---Pros -- sturdy, old-school style game board, easy-to-understand first game for ages 3 and up, instant nostalgia for older playersCons -- Gameboard may seem bland or dated to any adult players under 40, though very young kids probably won't even notice.

Great quality. Durable for kids learning how to take care of games.

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Bought this Retro style game for my 4 year old granddaughter. She loved it! Nice, simple graphics, unlike the crazy new version. Plastic gingerbread playing pieces. We will see how long it holds up...

I enjoy playing the game candy land

How can you go wrong with Candyland? Generations of fun. I bought this for my Granddaughter for Christmas and she loves it. Just like I did when I was little.....Great memories

Quality product! My 4 year old grand daughter loves it. I purchased it to play with her while she stayed at my place for a week as her parents travelled. We played this game every day at least 20 times lol She even played it on her own with her dolls when I couldn't play with her. Awesome game! Easy and fun! Well made. Perfect first board game for the little ones!

I remember this game from my childhood and so bought it for my 3 year old grandson.It is a family friendly game with a simple concept for little children to understand and enjoy. You pick a card from the deck which has a color on it and move your piece on the trail to the corresponding color.The Candyland trail is well imagined and colorful. There are some pratfulls but whoever gets to the end first wins.Something all ages can play together.

My 2.5 year old love this game! He learns turn taking, to move over the board in a certain direction, colors, eye-hand coordination etc. Great game for the young ones!

Brings back many memories of yesteryears as I play this delightful, classic board game with my grandchildren. They want to play again & again!

Excellent product and just what I remember. Well done.