HABA Monza - Car Racing Games & Beginner's Board Game, Engaging Family Games for Kids and Adults Ages 5+ (Made in Germany)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We absolutely love HABA Monza! This game is such a wonderful mix of fun, learning, and quality time. The rules are easy to understand, so kids can jump right in, but it’s still engaging enough to keep everyone involved — adults included. The colorful race cars and bright design immediately caught my child’s attention, and the gameplay keeps things exciting without being overwhelming. It’s a great way to practice color recognition, turn-taking, and strategic thinking, all while having fun together as a family. As expected from HABA, the quality is excellent. The board and pieces feel sturdy and well-made, and I love that it’s made in Germany — it really shows in the craftsmanship. Everything feels durable and designed with kids in mind. This is one of those games that actually gets pulled off the shelf again and again. Perfect for family game nights, playdates, or even a quick round after dinner. A fantastic beginner board game and a great gift idea for kids around 5+. Highly recommend — a true favorite in our house!

Perfect game for all ages. Especially good for learning colors and can help teach strategic planning

Bought as a gift for a 3 year old who loves games. He was able to play the game with a little adult help. A fun game for adults too. Love this brand!

Fun game for kids and adults, easy to learn for my 4 year old. Highly recommend.

This is a great family game. We have a 4 and 7 year old, so finding games we can all play is great. Our 4 year old needs a little help but mostly plays on his own. Great for problem solving and visual motor skills.

I purchased Monza as a boardgame to play with my 6 year old that wasn't Candy Land, Chutes and Ladders, etc. It is simple to learn and requires more thinking than the traditional role and move children's games. My son thoroughly enjoys playing it. He keeps on bringing it out and requests to play it with me. As is the HABA standard, the production quality is excellent with wooden pieces and a sturdy playing board that will stand up to repeated play. Game is not perfect (ok, it is a kids game I don't expect awesome perfection). It is heavily luck dependent (but what kids game of this type isn't) rolling six dice and there are a few spots on the board where you can only move forward if you roll one color. If you don't roll the needed color you're stuck. Once is annoying. A couple of turns in a row and it gets a bit aggravating. But, it is nowhere near as fun killing as in Sorry! or Aggravation where you can go turn after turn after turn unsuccessfully drawing cards or rolling dice needed to move a piece into play. Overall I am very happy with Monza and recommend it as a race themed children's game. I purchased my copy from River Runners (Amazon Marketplace) and am very happy with them. Good price, Prime eligible, fast service/delivery.

This is a great intro strategy game. It is simple, but fun. Roll the dice, use all six colors to advance your card the farthest and provide yourself the best options in future rolls (often you can take multiple different routes, and so it teaches planning), and finish first to win! The cars are well made wooden pieces, but small, the dice are nice and made of wood, but the board screams cheap. For 25 dollars, I expected more. The board is the same material I have seen used in 5 dollar games and is a massive letdown as it should be more in the 15 dollar range. I would say the game value isn't there, if it wasn't so fun to play. Even with the cheapness factored in, I am still glad I bought it because it has a lot of replay value.

This is a fun board game to play with your 3 to 6 year old children that will exercise their mind a little as well. Older siblings and parents in the family will enjoy playing the game with them. Players roll 6 dice with faces of different colors. They use these colors to move forward on the colored race track. The track has three lanes with colored spaces on them. Players have to figure out how to use their 6 dice colors to move ahead on the track, switching lanes back and forth as needed. The track has spaces with wrecked tires on them which have to navigated around along the way. Players can land on each other's cars and push them back a space. There are tire wreck spaces on the track which need to be navigated around. The first person across the finish line might be the winner. I say "might" because the rules say that each of the other players get one more roll after the first player to cross the finish line. If another player can cross the finish line with less moves than the first person used then they can win instead. Both my children, 5 and 8, enjoy playing this game together. I enjoy playing it with them as well. The pieces are nice and sturdy wooden race cars and dice. The pieces will definitely stand up to classroom use. The board is nice thick cardboard. The game is very colorful, attractive, and cute. As you can see in the video, the whole game is smaller than board games usually are. This is very nice because it takes up less space on a shelf. This is a great game to practice colors with young children. Figuring out which order to use the rolled dice takes a nice amount of forward thinking strategy on the part of the children as well. If they choose a less than optimal order they won't move as far. It is a much superior color matching game to the old standard Candy Land due to the fact that Candy Land has no strategic thought in its gameplay. I'd definitely recommend this game to my fellow educators and parents over that one .

Semplice e divertente per bambini dai 6 anni in su (mia figlia ha poco meno di 5 anni e deve essere un po' aiutata, ma è quasi autonoma). Non ci sono le istruzioni in italiano, ma le regole sono semplicissime e non c'è nulla da leggere durante lo svolgimento del gioco, quindi non è un problema.

Nella confezione sono usciti solo 3 dadi e non sei

Very good game to play with the kids!

Lo descubrí jugando con el sobrino de una amigo y me pareció maravilloso para enseñar a jugar a mi sobrino de tres años. Mecánica sencilla que permite trabajar estrategias sencillas y divertido para toda la familia.

Super jeu et même à emporter car pas beaucoup de pièces.