New Jumping High Fives Robot Builders Board Game - Exciting Robot Building Competition for Kids Ages 5 and Up - Children Learn New Skills While Racing to Collect Matching Tools and Parts

This game was a ton of fun with a lot going on. Everything is very nicely made. Adults and kids can play together, and it will still be an equal challenge if the parents pick the harder bot board. The idea is cute, and the whole game was very well thought out. I love the fact that there are three ways to get pieces, and you're not just stuck going around and around hoping to land on it. I love that the board has many unique spots like a slide, hidden door, move back two spaces, roll a die, parts, and extra parts. This adds spice to the game but not too much, just enough. It wasn't hard to understand. It only takes about one test run and referring back to the gameplay, and then you get it. There is even a sharing card that you can play to help a player if they are behind. There are unique cards in the card-playing aspect of the game too. The box was nicely made, all things heavy-duty, smooth, and soft. There was even a find all of the pieces pictured game inside the bottom of the game box itself. How cool is that? Mine had an extra coloring book-type page in it, an added bonus to an already super cool game. I hope to see more from this company. Almost every time, you are bound to build a different robot, and all those connect perfectly, too. It's a great addition to your game collection. For a kid's game, I am impressed.

One of my kids loves robots, so I got this with her in mind, and it was a big hit! As an adult I feel like this game plays well, but it’s also not in my top five favorite kid games. I like that the main board has two, one-way, loops as well as trap doors and slides to make it more interesting. Everyone has a robot guide board, and is collecting spare part tokens matching the robot body parts on their individual guide. We shuffled up the robot parts so that there would be a little mystery to how the final robots would turn out, rather than players choosing only pieces of a single color. You can only pick up robot parts if you have the spare part tokens already; and then to win, the player has to have a finished robot and make it back to the starting space. The robot guide boards are also two sided, with the second side being a little more advanced as more spare part tokens are required for each part. It’s overall a great game, and the robot theme is really cute and fun. I do wish the inner game box had more built-in organization. It took me a long time to figure out how to fit everything so that the lid would close all the way, and the way I was finally able to do it does not look neat.

I own a STEM education center for kids and robotics is part of our curriculum. We used this game as part of a gaming night we were hosting and the kids had a blast! Great game for kids.

This game is a different kind of game you basically build your robot and the player that finishes the robot first wins. This game is fun but definitely for a 5 and up child. My grandson is a little young for this game but he will like this game as he gets older. It’s a fun game for adults to play with children and would make a great gift idea for any occasion.

Kids really enjoy this!