Ravensburger Bugs in The Kitchen Board Game for Kids Age 5 Years and Up - 2 to 4 Players - 2024 Edition

I'm in shock! INCREDIBLE! I am so impressed with this game. It's so fun for the kids and even us adults. It's robot is very cool and amazing quality, especially for the price. It's a bit fast paced for younger players, but they can easily keep up with the game. The components are sturdy, the various game types keep it very interesting, but myself and my kids have absolutely loved the game and can't get enough. Vibrant and full of fun from start to finish. I would highly recommend for any child of any age, even adults will find this brilliantly entertaining. No language barrier on this as the instructions are clear and given with images as demonstrations. Very good

My son was desperate for this game for Christmas, it didn't disappoint. Easy to set up and easy to learn the rules, provided lots of entertainment. Can be a bit noisy (suggest an alternative game if you've got a boxing day hangover...!) but good quality and lots of fun.

Bugs in the Kitchen is a big hit in our house! The kids absolutely love chasing the little HEXBUG around the board, and the fast-paced gameplay keeps them engaged and laughing. It’s easy to set up, simple to learn, and surprisingly fun for adults too. Great for family game nights—highly recommended for children and parents alike!

Excellent game, my 5-year-old daughter loves it, as do we! Entertaining for kids and adults to play.

I am reliably informed that this kept a seven year old occupied for multiple days on holiday in France, and even managed to distract him from the allure of the pool on one of those days where no one could be bothered to walk the the 400m across the campsite - even if you left it behind you'd still be thinking it was a bargain

As with all my kids birthday presents I opened this up and set it up so that it would be ready to play with on opening. It was fairly easy to set up - it kinda says set it up like the picture but that's impossible because you have slightly different number of each piece so it has to be done differently. It bore the brunt of shaking and robust handling by my kids before opening so seems pretty sturdy. Both my boys (5 and 7 years old) groaned when I opened this up but when they saw the bug buzzing round the board they became very interested very quickly. So essentially you set the board up so that plastic knives, forks and spoons act as walls; you throw the dice to say what plastic eating implement has to be moved with the aim to get the vibrating bug to fall into your trap. Its probably more involved than that but my kids didn't have enough of an attention span to get any more detailed rules - I'm pretty sure there are some! The main criticism I would have of this game is that there's only one bug with no spare; once the batteries go in it the game will be utterly useless. It seems a massive waste of money and not particularly good for the environment to have to chuck away the whole board and buy a new one if you want to keep playing it with a new bug.

Excellent game! Kids and adults of all ages such fun for the family. Pricing on par with toy stores! Very easy to play and set up.

Battery didn't last as long as I thought it would. Fun game for families, all children seem to like bugs.