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Love this game. Would be perfect for stocking, but it's a bit bigger than that, so perfect under the tree! A fun and easy game to play, especially for kiddos who are learning to count. The fidget aspect of the game is super fun, so I really feel like this would be great for kids ages 2 to 7. I love that it has helped my son learn to count, super practical in that way, and keeps learning fun.

My students absolutely love this game! They think it's so fun to pop the bubbles, and to beat their friends. Bright beautiful colors, great value for the money, sick durable silicone, silent fun game! I love that this helps with our accounting skills!

My 10 year old granddaughter loves pop its. To the point where she's annoying. Ok, I'm exaggerating, but I swear she must have over 50 of them. She's constantly making up games (like, guess the number of the bubble this marble will land on, as she drops it from above), so when I saw this with the tiny dice, I thought, "Perfect! She'll make up her own rules for this game!" Since, as other reviewers have said, there are no instructions or "rules" included. It will make a good small item gift.

The game itself looks exactly like pictured and is good quality. I ordered this for my 5 year old Grandson's Easter basket and my only complaint is that it comes with no instructions on how to play. The instructions are included in the game description on Amazon and the game is quite simple, but it would be nice to have instructions included when gifting. Oh, and actually one more minor complaint... it comes in a cellophane bag that wasn't sealed well. One of the dice came out of the bag and was loose in the Amazon box and could have been easily thrown away. Still recommend because overall I think he will have fun with it.

My 5-yr old granddaughter loves this game!

My 8 year olds love this. We got this for times we needed the kids to sit but didn't want them on screens. I like how it is easy to pack up and take with you, which made it great over the holidays. I do wish there was a way to store the dice in the board so they don't get lost. The other thing to note is it didn't come with game instructions. They were posted in the listing but the kids like making up their own rules anyways.

We use this for indoor recess time and while students wait for late buses. They love pop-its in general, and this huge one made into a game is a novel twist on one of their favorites.

Maybe not as much for full sized people (teens/adults) because the area where the dice are rolled is too small. We had to keep rerolling to land both dice in the tiny square but still enjoyed the game. Would be very good for little people and a great fun way to work with those starting to learn counting. It is good if you like quick games that are easy but don't like noisy things. We have an adult household member who is very sensitive to sounds and this game is a relief, in that aspect. Something to note is that, yes, you can flip it over but then it will mess up score keeping because the popped buttons are flipped to reverse. Another issue is that both scoring button rows are the SAME color. It could get confusing if you flip it for each game. Given the same color on each score side it could be confusing ANYWAY. If you have competitive players or easily confused players it could be a slight issue. The dice have color variation (red and blue) and with a little creativity you can mix up the rules. All of that said, it is pleasing to the senses: soft sounds, cheery colors, pushing bubble buttons (the ploink sound they make) and the feels of it all. Good tactile. We adults played it and found it simple and fun in spite of those couple of issues. It will be interesting to see how long those buttons will actually hold up, though. The pros outweigh the cons, enough. If you are a grownup looking for a game that is lighthearted, fun and uncomplicated without being noisy then you would probably find that the pros outweigh the cons, as well. This game will not vanish into the back of the game cabinet any time soon.