--- product_id: 668841 title: "Wonder Forge Richard Scarry's Busytown, Eye Found It Toddler Toy and Game for Boys and Girls Age 3 and Up - A Fun Preschool Board Game,Multi-Colored" brand: "ravensburger" price: "470.67 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/668841-wonder-forge-richard-scarrys-busytown-eye-found-it-toddler-toy store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # 60-second sand timer 10 magnifying glass tokens 6-ft giant puzzle board Wonder Forge Richard Scarry's Busytown, Eye Found It Toddler Toy and Game for Boys and Girls Age 3 and Up - A Fun Preschool Board Game,Multi-Colored **Brand:** ravensburger **Price:** 470.67 DT **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔍 Discover, race, and connect—Busytown’s biggest adventure awaits! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Wonder Forge Richard Scarry's Busytown, Eye Found It Toddler Toy and Game for Boys and Girls Age 3 and Up - A Fun Preschool Board Game,Multi-Colored by ravensburger - **How much does it cost?** 470.67 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/668841-wonder-forge-richard-scarrys-busytown-eye-found-it-toddler-toy) ## Best For - ravensburger enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ravensburger brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Teamwork Triumphs:** Cooperative gameplay that builds critical skills like attention to detail, object identification, and collaboration—because winning is better together. - • **Inclusive Family Fun:** Designed for 2-4 players ages 3+, perfect for bonding with kids while nurturing cognitive growth and social skills. - • **Epic 6-Foot Game Board:** Stretch out the fun with a sprawling, vibrant Busytown adventure that transforms any floor into a playground. - • **Dynamic Mystery Challenges:** Hundreds of hidden objects and Goldbug cards keep every round fresh and engaging—no two games are ever the same. - • **Ready to Play, No Assembly:** Clear instructions and all components included—jump straight into the action without any setup hassle. ## Overview Wonder Forge Richard Scarry's Busytown Eye Found It is a large-scale, cooperative board game designed for preschoolers aged 3 and up. Featuring a 6-foot colorful game board, 10 magnifying glass tokens, a sand timer, and interactive Goldbug mystery cards, it encourages teamwork, critical thinking, and object recognition. Perfect for family play, this game offers endless replay value with dynamic challenges and familiar characters from Richard Scarry’s beloved world. ## Description Product Description Join Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm on a Busytown adventure, racing around Busytown to search for hidden objects in this fun-filled collaborative. Richard Scarry’s classic world comes to life in the gigantic, colorful game-board. Drive through city streets, and activity-filled farm, a busy airport, and a bustling harbor full of boats. There’s so much to discover along the way! From the Manufacturer Race around town solving mysteries! How many objects can you find? Join Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm on a fun-filled race around Busytown to solve mysteries and find hidden objects. Drive through lively city streets, an activity-filled farm, an action-packed airport, and a bustling harbor full of silly boats. There’s much to discover on this gigantic, colorful game board that’s over six feet long! As players race through Busytown, they’ll team up every time someone lands on Goldbug—leaving no corner of the board unexplored as they discover hidden objects and race toward Picnic Island. With hundreds of objects to find this game provides hours of fun, while building confidence each time a child says, “I found it!” Review: Challenging But Super Fun Seek and Find Cooperative Game, Lots of Familiar Richard Scarry Characters - I bought this as a Valentine's Day present for my 4 1/2 year old daughter and she loves this! She loves the Richard Scarry book "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go" (and specifically Goldbug) and this game has many of the same signature characters in it. In the box, you get the board which is in 3 pieces that you lock together like a puzzle, a timer, 4 large character movers, a spinner, 10 mini plastic orange magnifying glasses, a cardboard boat and cardboard food, and Goldbug mystery cards. I like that this game is a cooperative game in that there isn't one winner - you work as a team to find the objects on the board using the timer, which is great for the preschool set. To play you spin the spinner and if you spin a number, you move that number of spaces. If you spin Goldbug, you take a Goldbug mystery card and search for that object as a team all around the huge 6 foot long board (this is not a table game because of the size) and try to find as many of that object as you can together, putting a magnifying glass on the ones you find before the timer runs out. Everyone moves the number of spaces per object found. For instance, if you find 4 wrenches, everyone moves 4 spaces forward and then remove the magnifying glasses. If you spin "Pigs Eat" you take away one of the cardboard foods on the picnic blanket at the end of the board. At the end of the board path, there is a cardboard boat and all players have to get on before the boat can move to try to make it to the Picnic Island before the pigs eat all the food. We really love this game and it's great quality time and builds cooperation skills, thinking skills, and searching skills. The board itself is made pretty sturdily but you do have to fold the board to put it back in the box, so over time it does have the potential to get torn or split. I wish that they'd make the board thicker and just make it more than 3 puzzle pieces so you wouldn't have to fold it. I love that all the familiar characters are present and searching for the objects for Goldbug mysteries is actually quite challenging, even for adults, because the board is so busy with so many images on it. My daughter doesn't find it frustrating or overwhelming because she usually ends up finding more than me! Because there are so many objects to find, you really can't memorize where they are which keeps it challenging. I originally thought it would be better if the objects on the mystery cards would be printed in color instead of black and white, but I think they did that because the object isn't always the same colors on the board. Overall, this is made really well and lots of fun for our family to play! Review: The first toy/game in our home that gets 5 stars across the board - Busy Town has quickly established itself as a family favorite and our three- and five-year old absolutely LOVE it. They're not quite old enough to play it without supervision, but after a few weeks with this game, I wouldn't be surprised if they're playing by themselves in the next 6 months or so. Right now, we play it as a family - the goal is a "team victory" and it's far less competitive than many other games. Even our 20-month old cooperates and helps out, often holding the timer or "removing a piece of food from the picnic blanket" when the game calls for it. We've purchased or received three other boardgames for our family in the last couple of months and none have been as enjoyable and educational as this one. There are two that I would recommend against: (1) Chutes and Ladders Disney Princess was beloved for a few days by our daughter, but has been largely forgotten; and (2) Candyland - The World of Sweets Board Game is not as durable and while the kids enjoy it, mom and dad do not. The other game that we WOULD RECOMMEND is Sequence for Kids . The kids love the Sequence game and there's enough strategy involved that mom and dad stay engaged. It's probably a little bit too advanced for our kids and the overall educational value is probably not as high as Busy Town, but it's also a five-star recommendation from us and we're enjoying it immensely. Educational value on Busy Town is high as the game is good at getting our kids to count the number of spaces they need to move, doing basic math for determining how many they need to get, searching for certain objects, and building vocabulary as we talk about the different objects on the board. The board is huge - stretching out 6 feet - and everything is very durable. We lay it out on the floor and all move around as we're searching for the objects. Highly recommended for 3-8 year olds and for family play!! ## Features - What you get - The game includes 1 game board, 4 movers, 4 mover bases, 1 spinner, 1 ferry tile, 10 magnifying glass tokens, 6 food tiles, 30 goldbug cards, 1 sand timer, and instructions - Fun play experience - Eye Found It is a ton of fun for 2-4 players and makes a great gift for kids and families. It's a cooperative game for preschoolers where you race across Busytown along a game board that's more than 6 feet long - Clear instructions - The game is easy to learn with clear instructions, so you can start playing right away! - Great replay value - You can race across Busytown over and over, and have a new and fun experience each time! - Develops critical skills - Eye Found It encourages teamwork, promotes attention to detail, and reinforces object identification and matching skills ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B002V3RCE6 | | Age Range Description | 3 + | | Best Sellers Rank | #783,559 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #19,124 in Board Games (Toys & Games) | | Brand Name | Ravensburger | | Container Type | Box | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 2,705 Reviews | | Edition | Standard Edition | | Educational Objective | Develop and enhance cognitive skills such as teamwork, attention to detail, object identification, and critical thinking. | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00810558010174 | | Grenre | Cooperative | | Included Components | 1 compete game | | Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor | | Item Dimensions | 15.81 x 2.69 x 10.56 inches | | Item Dimensions L x W | 10.56"L x 15.81"W | | Item Display Dimensions | 15.8 x 2.7 x 10.5 inches | | Item Type Name | Board Game | | Item Weight | 2.8 pounds | | Manufacturer | The Wonder Forge | | Manufacturer Part Number | WON 1017 | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | No Warranty | | Manufacturer recommended age | 36 months - 8 years | | Material Type | Glass | | Model Name | Richard Scarry's Busytown, | | Model Number | 60001017 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Players | 4 | | Operation Mode | Manual | | Package Quantity | 1 | | Power Source | manual | | Product Style | Richard Scarry Eye Found It! | | Set Name | Richard Scarry's Busytown | | Size | Large (15.81 in x 10.56 in) | | Subject Character | Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm | | Theme | Race | | UPC | 810558010174 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Images ![Wonder Forge Richard Scarry's Busytown, Eye Found It Toddler Toy and Game for Boys and Girls Age 3 and Up - A Fun Preschool Board Game,Multi-Colored - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91oDMyj--eL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: what age group** A: My 2-yr old absolutely loves this game. She plays the game with us for hours. I bought 5-6 toddler/preschooler board games and no other games could ever have her engaged for that long. She gets confused about two aspects of the game though: 1) she may start looking for objects from a previous turn while undertaking the current Goldbug search; 2) reaching the island does not seem to be her goal of the game - she's too happy to share the food with the pigs. **Q: Does anyone know how many there are of each mystery item? Some Goldbug items we're able to find 10 (# of magnifying glasses), do they all have 10?** A: We've been wondering the same thing! My kids are convinced there are 10 of each item, even though we haven't been able to locate them all. **Q: We found a broken sand-timer when we opened the game. Does anyone know how much time the sand-timer is set for? Thank you.** A: The cheapest solution is to visit a thrift store and buy a $2 copy of Yahtzee or any other game that has a sand timer.However, if the game was shipped and sold by Amazon, see if it's within your return window for a refund. **Q: What is the replay value of this game? Is it still fun after your kids know where to find everything?** A: My grandchildren love to play it over and over. Their parents like the game because the kids have to work together to finish the game. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Challenging But Super Fun Seek and Find Cooperative Game, Lots of Familiar Richard Scarry Characters *by O***R on March 29, 2017* I bought this as a Valentine's Day present for my 4 1/2 year old daughter and she loves this! She loves the Richard Scarry book "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go" (and specifically Goldbug) and this game has many of the same signature characters in it. In the box, you get the board which is in 3 pieces that you lock together like a puzzle, a timer, 4 large character movers, a spinner, 10 mini plastic orange magnifying glasses, a cardboard boat and cardboard food, and Goldbug mystery cards. I like that this game is a cooperative game in that there isn't one winner - you work as a team to find the objects on the board using the timer, which is great for the preschool set. To play you spin the spinner and if you spin a number, you move that number of spaces. If you spin Goldbug, you take a Goldbug mystery card and search for that object as a team all around the huge 6 foot long board (this is not a table game because of the size) and try to find as many of that object as you can together, putting a magnifying glass on the ones you find before the timer runs out. Everyone moves the number of spaces per object found. For instance, if you find 4 wrenches, everyone moves 4 spaces forward and then remove the magnifying glasses. If you spin "Pigs Eat" you take away one of the cardboard foods on the picnic blanket at the end of the board. At the end of the board path, there is a cardboard boat and all players have to get on before the boat can move to try to make it to the Picnic Island before the pigs eat all the food. We really love this game and it's great quality time and builds cooperation skills, thinking skills, and searching skills. The board itself is made pretty sturdily but you do have to fold the board to put it back in the box, so over time it does have the potential to get torn or split. I wish that they'd make the board thicker and just make it more than 3 puzzle pieces so you wouldn't have to fold it. I love that all the familiar characters are present and searching for the objects for Goldbug mysteries is actually quite challenging, even for adults, because the board is so busy with so many images on it. My daughter doesn't find it frustrating or overwhelming because she usually ends up finding more than me! Because there are so many objects to find, you really can't memorize where they are which keeps it challenging. I originally thought it would be better if the objects on the mystery cards would be printed in color instead of black and white, but I think they did that because the object isn't always the same colors on the board. Overall, this is made really well and lots of fun for our family to play! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The first toy/game in our home that gets 5 stars across the board *by E***N on January 1, 2012* Busy Town has quickly established itself as a family favorite and our three- and five-year old absolutely LOVE it. They're not quite old enough to play it without supervision, but after a few weeks with this game, I wouldn't be surprised if they're playing by themselves in the next 6 months or so. Right now, we play it as a family - the goal is a "team victory" and it's far less competitive than many other games. Even our 20-month old cooperates and helps out, often holding the timer or "removing a piece of food from the picnic blanket" when the game calls for it. We've purchased or received three other boardgames for our family in the last couple of months and none have been as enjoyable and educational as this one. There are two that I would recommend against: (1) Chutes and Ladders Disney Princess was beloved for a few days by our daughter, but has been largely forgotten; and (2) Candyland - The World of Sweets Board Game is not as durable and while the kids enjoy it, mom and dad do not. The other game that we WOULD RECOMMEND is Sequence for Kids . The kids love the Sequence game and there's enough strategy involved that mom and dad stay engaged. It's probably a little bit too advanced for our kids and the overall educational value is probably not as high as Busy Town, but it's also a five-star recommendation from us and we're enjoying it immensely. Educational value on Busy Town is high as the game is good at getting our kids to count the number of spaces they need to move, doing basic math for determining how many they need to get, searching for certain objects, and building vocabulary as we talk about the different objects on the board. The board is huge - stretching out 6 feet - and everything is very durable. We lay it out on the floor and all move around as we're searching for the objects. Highly recommended for 3-8 year olds and for family play!! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Much Loved At Our House, Great Replay Value *by C***I on September 18, 2014* My 3-year old daughter loves this game. She hasn't a clue how to play it, but she gets excited whenever she sees the box, and wants to play it right away. The game is actually pretty simple. It's cooperative play, though everyone gets their own character and turn to spin the spinner. You move your character the number indicated on the spinner, pig Will and pig Won't eat one of the picnic snacks, or you spin a Goldbug search to draw a card. Everyone searches for the item indicated until time is up, marking their finds with the little plastic magnifying glasses, and you move spaces equal to the number of finds. The goal is to reach the picnic before the pig brothers eat all the picnic snacks. You can modify the rules to suit younger players. We forgo using the timer and magnifying glasses, and spins that land on the pigs only sometimes cause them to eat (they kept winning the game!). The searches are surprisingly difficult; Busy town is really busy, and there are a lot of places where objects like buckets can find. If you're playing with a really young child, you might find that when you squint, a flower pot can be a bucket. After all, buckets and flower pots have a similar shape, and both hold things. You can bring in discussions about how things are alike and different this way. Fun game for the little ones, with replay value for a good number of years (the searches are hard!!). I am not generally a fan of the "everyone wins" philosophy, but it works well here and for this age group. ADDENDUM: It's now 2019 and my kiddo is 7. She still likes the game, and has great fun playing it. It's especially a favorite when stone of her friends on the spectrum come over - simple rules, details to pore over, and co-op play are fun for everyone. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/668841-wonder-forge-richard-scarrys-busytown-eye-found-it-toddler-toy](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/668841-wonder-forge-richard-scarrys-busytown-eye-found-it-toddler-toy) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-09-05*