abeec Can U Find It First – Fun Family Board Game Of Speedy Observation – Educational Game For Kids - Board Games Kids - Bingo Game

I bought this for our granddaughter. We used it as a “find a” then we progressed to the game and competitive side. She is two and half and found it easy to pick up at this age. But age 3 is an ideal age. Good quality with beautiful pictures.

Great board game, our son, he is 4, like splaying it, it is in puzzle form so first it is fun to build a board and then a lot of characters, things to find. I am thinking to buy travel version

It’s hard to find games suitable for a 2-3 year old, but this is ideal and for on the go. We’ve had some good mileage out of this. Only criticism would be when separating the little cards out they weren’t all perforated properly so on some the back tore off, but doesn’t prevent them being used so I wasn’t too worried.

So much fun for kids and adults. My 4 year old loved it and unlike other games, we've played it multiple times over. Have bought as a gift and had great feedback. Such a great idea

Fun for all ages. Honestly keeps little people and big people’s minds busy.

Great game for all the family, everyone loves it even the adults!The quality of the jigsaw pieces/individual squares themselves are poor. A lot of them ripped when setting up initially and some of the jigsaw pieces are already tearing which is disappointing.

Bought this to play with my grandchildren. They loved it. Such fun. Easy to assemble and easy to store. Great price.

A nice concept for a game that appealed to both a 7 and 5 year old, not dissimilar to Dobble. The quality is sadly really poor. The object cards are made from perforated card that hasn't been well cut, so on separating them to play approx a third didn't come apart as they should and lost their backs (which contain the printed words). The board doesn't come together nicely as again it's not well cut. As its all flimsy cardboard it will become even more ragged in a couple of plays. The feel is very much like something free from a mcdonalds happy meal rather than something retailing at £10.