Blue Orange Happy Bunny Cooperative Kids Game
Product ID: 376852587
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- GenreCooperative
- ManufacturerBlue Orange
- UPC803979060002
- Global Trade Identification Number
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In this cooperative game, everyone helps the bunny pick the best carrots to bring home to his family, plucking them from the box just like you would from the ground. The trick with carrots? you need to test them first to find the most delicious ones! make sure to pick carefully- all the bitten carrots are for the bunny, while the untouched ones are for the farmer who is also working in the fields. Line up the bunny carrots at the end of the day and compare them with the farmer's harvest to see who picked the tastiest bunch! Review: "Blue Orange Happy Bunny Cooperative Kids Game" is by the Blue Orange company for 2+ players, ages 3+. The premise of the game is that the bunny hops along the path moving to colors according to the roll of the dice. Each space has an associated number of carrots that the players get to pull out of the board. Carrots come in two varieties, carrots for the bunny to score, which have bites taken out of them, and carrots for the farmer, no bites. The carrots also come in three lengths - you guessed it, long, medium, and short. One the bunny reaches the final space, the barn, all the carrots of the two types, one line for the farmer, and one for the bunny, are lined up. If the bunny's line is longest, the players win, if the farmer's line is longest, the game wins. Onto the Dr. Games criteria ... GO/NO GO Criterion • Complexity: (GO) The game is not complex. You roll the dice that reveals one of six colors, and you move the bunny counter to the next space of that color, heading towards the barn. You draw the number of carrots based on the number shown on the spot you land on. There is no real strategic decision-making, but ... it keeps the little angels engaged, because he or she is balancing a lot of ideas. More on this in Informed (below). • Balanced: (GO ) It is a cooperative game, and the farmer can win, but our little players have an advantage. Good message, if you work hard, most of the time you will win. But, life does not always hand victory. • Chance (GO) The game is completely based on chance, but that is appropriate for the game's demographic. • Clarity: (GO) The rules are completely clear. • Reasonable Time: (GO) A fast set of kids can set-up and play in ten minutes. Bonus Criteria • Social: The game is very social. I was surprised at the range of ages that I could get to play together. Everyone had fun. Every time you went to pick a carrot, there were a lot of advisors trying to help. • Unique/Interesting Mechanics: The two types of carrots and three lengths is an excellent mechanic. • Informed: The game does well across the board, but it really shined here. The game features: (1) color matching, (2) counting, (3) measuring, (4) sorting, (5) turn taking, and a host of others. This is an excellent educational game. • Rewards Throughout: yes, every time you pull a carrot, your team gets to keep it. All in all this is an excellent family game if you have younger game players. Review: Great game for my 4 yo who isn't that into boardgames. The mechanic of pulling the carrots was what had him interested. They are nice to handle. It is purely chance and we haven't won yet, but I told him the farmer need to eat too, to soften the blow. Carrots are well made. I expect they will hold up to lots of play. I like that it is cooperative for a toddler that hates to lose. Nice game to teach very simple concepts of turn taking, moving a game piece, and multi step instructions.
| ASIN | B07B96BB46 |
| Country of origin | China |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (167) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | 06000 |
| Product Dimensions | 6.35 x 26.42 x 26.42 cm; 431 g |
| Studio | Blue Orange |
R**R
"Blue Orange Happy Bunny Cooperative Kids Game" is by the Blue Orange company for 2+ players, ages 3+. The premise of the game is that the bunny hops along the path moving to colors according to the roll of the dice. Each space has an associated number of carrots that the players get to pull out of the board. Carrots come in two varieties, carrots for the bunny to score, which have bites taken out of them, and carrots for the farmer, no bites. The carrots also come in three lengths - you guessed it, long, medium, and short. One the bunny reaches the final space, the barn, all the carrots of the two types, one line for the farmer, and one for the bunny, are lined up. If the bunny's line is longest, the players win, if the farmer's line is longest, the game wins. Onto the Dr. Games criteria ... GO/NO GO Criterion • Complexity: (GO) The game is not complex. You roll the dice that reveals one of six colors, and you move the bunny counter to the next space of that color, heading towards the barn. You draw the number of carrots based on the number shown on the spot you land on. There is no real strategic decision-making, but ... it keeps the little angels engaged, because he or she is balancing a lot of ideas. More on this in Informed (below). • Balanced: (GO ) It is a cooperative game, and the farmer can win, but our little players have an advantage. Good message, if you work hard, most of the time you will win. But, life does not always hand victory. • Chance (GO) The game is completely based on chance, but that is appropriate for the game's demographic. • Clarity: (GO) The rules are completely clear. • Reasonable Time: (GO) A fast set of kids can set-up and play in ten minutes. Bonus Criteria • Social: The game is very social. I was surprised at the range of ages that I could get to play together. Everyone had fun. Every time you went to pick a carrot, there were a lot of advisors trying to help. • Unique/Interesting Mechanics: The two types of carrots and three lengths is an excellent mechanic. • Informed: The game does well across the board, but it really shined here. The game features: (1) color matching, (2) counting, (3) measuring, (4) sorting, (5) turn taking, and a host of others. This is an excellent educational game. • Rewards Throughout: yes, every time you pull a carrot, your team gets to keep it. All in all this is an excellent family game if you have younger game players.
S**S
Great game for my 4 yo who isn't that into boardgames. The mechanic of pulling the carrots was what had him interested. They are nice to handle. It is purely chance and we haven't won yet, but I told him the farmer need to eat too, to soften the blow. Carrots are well made. I expect they will hold up to lots of play. I like that it is cooperative for a toddler that hates to lose. Nice game to teach very simple concepts of turn taking, moving a game piece, and multi step instructions.
K**C
Simple fun game for the very young with no pressure to win or lose. No reading required.
L**B
This is a great first game for a preschooler, but it's actually enjoyable for everyone at the table. We gifted this to our youngest daughter for her 3rd birthday, and her older sisters enjoy playing it with her, too. Unlike many other games aimed at beginners (Candyland, Hi Ho Cherry-o, etc.), this game is enjoyable for the grown-ups. The gameplay includes color matching, number recognition, counting, fine motor skills, sorting, and comparison. The game pieces are fun and durable. My daughter liked helping us decide if the carrot should go to the bunny or the farmer, and our older daughters (7 and 5) had a fun time pretending to be the farmer collecting the carrots and thanking the bunny for not taking bites out of the carrots. I think this will be a game we can play together many times without me wanting to take a break. :)
J**E
Fun game to play with a toddler. Cute concept and quality pieces. I like that this teaches children to compare the sizes of the carrots to determine which is longer and shorter. One of my favorite games to play with our child. I highly recommend this!
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