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Fun game that is trickier than it looks. Easy to play and good for multiple players or single play. You can play competitively or collaboratively which is great. Cute frogs.

This frog Balance game is so adorable but beware the little frogs are very, very small and little people can lose them very quickly. My grandson ended up just playing with the little little frogs, but it is a cute game and I recommend it to be played by older children my grandson is 4 and just likes playing with the frogs

Really cute game. Definitely on the flimsy cheap side but still fun to play!

This is a fun game for any age. I play with the grandkids and grandkids play with other kids and adults and all get to laughing and having fun trying to win! Nice bright pieces, sturdy stand, and good value for the money. This is a good choice1

I could have bought something of this quality at the Dollar Tree for a buck 25 or probably even better. There are no directions. It’s extremely cheap. The tiny cheaply done spinner with cardboard sitting on plastic that doesn’t stay put has strange things like have a dance, let me be honest, recite a tang poem??,beat your family’s back???, help with housework, play the wooden game???, on it. Clearly not things we would do in the US. I bought this because my daughter loves frogs. But I would recommend you save your money and look for something else.

There isn’t much of a challenge to it. My 3 year old had no problem getting it to balance until after you play for 5 minutes, and that point, she’s lost interest at that age. It wasn’t expensive, but I don’t think it’s going to be a game that holds the kids interest for long. It’s as well made as you would expect for the cost. Might return. Going to try it a few more times, but I was looking for something that would challenge her or entertain her…and this doesn’t look like it will.

I was pleasantly surprised to see that the game is smaller than Topple. I love the cute and sturdy draw string bag that came with it! Everything fits in the bag and it’s a quick 3 second assembly. The frogs are cute and small enough to promote fine motor pincer grasp. I used it in therapy and my student loved it. It is lots of fun and is challenging. It also came with a spinner that we didn’t use, but would be fun when playing with family at home. Some items on the spinner didn’t apply to my setting. It comes with dice, tons of little frogs, the balancing board and stand, the spinner, and drawstring bag.

The pieces are very small which can make it difficult for younger kids. Overall it feels cheap and the storage bag easily ripped.