TORTUE Little Master Chef - Deck Building Card Game for The Food-Loving Family | Play Pretend Chef, Family Fun Gamenights | 2-5 Players, Gifts, Party Games

Different concept game. Liked it a lot.

The box is too small. So if you are thinking of gifting this, you might wanna rethink. The game is fun.

We bought this for our 7 year old daughter and it was an instant hit with her. She enjoys it so much that she plays 4-5 rounds every day. What's even better is that me and my wife also enjoy it a lot. All in all a wonderful family game.

I got it for my niece. She loves it now, and won't stop playing with her friends. She has been flaunting the game with her friends. The cards quality is top notch and game is very nice. Must buy if you have kids.

Fun to play card game for kids and adults. High quality and glossy cards. Great packaging. Enjoyable and relatable kitchen theme. Overall a good game to add to board game collection. Build Quality of game also premium. Just go for it

Keeps the family engaged. My kid plays with his friends as well. Good quality cards. Totally worth it.

fun game to play with family and friends. The quality of the cards is great to play. value for money

Not only the amazon packaging was great but also the product itself was manufactured very well. I haven't expected this much. Everything was of good quality and was in good condition. The packaging by the manufacturer was also great and was done in a eco-friendly way. Glad to receive a very good item and to deal with Tortue Games selling company. Thank you.😊

Play this with my 9 year old daughter. We loved it, setup was easy. Game didn't take to long. Easy game play but still fun.

I played this game with two of my friends and it took a couple rounds to get the hang of it (and we're all in our 30s!). We ended up finding a youtube video to explain the rules since the written instructions were overwhelming. It's a fun game and can get competitive which we liked. Definitely will be playing this again next time we hang out.

This is a great and entertaining game. The box is high quality and the cards are thick and high quality as well plus they have a fine finish. The art is decent and can make the game more appealing for kids. The game is a deck-building style game, in which you are trying to complete three dishes (based on the recipes available on the menu cards) faster than your opponents.Game play:There are different types of cards in the deck, ingredients/equipment, toppings, money cards and action cards. On your turn, you draw up to two cards and can play up to three cards from your hand (the numbers could be modified using some of the action cards). You must match the equipment and ingredient cards according to the specific dishes on the menu to finish three dishes before your opponents. Action cards are played to do different things such as drawing more cards, playing more cards, swapping or stealing cards from your opponents and forcing them to pay the value or the modified value of one of your dishes to you. The toppings add to the value of the dish and you can take money from your opponents based on that value, but they are not necessary to finish a dish. Different toppings and ingredients can only go with specific dishes which are specified on the menu card and to be more convenient, they are mentioned on each card as well.The game is super easy to learn, and the manual does a good job in explaining everything with illustrative examples. They have a video that summarizes the rules in an easy way. You can probably learn how to play the game in 5 minutes, max. The playing time varies a lot depending on the situation and also the number of players. We had games as short as 10 minutes and games that we went through the entire deck to know the winner. The game is generally very simple but could involve some strategies about when to play your cards to minimize the chance of your opponents stealing them and finishing the game before you lol.Overall, the game is fun, especially for kids. It is a great deal as well for this current price ($15.99) since card games with a quality like this roll for at least $20 these days. I would recommend it as both a family game and more of a competitive game for adults.

It did not hold our daughters attention well. easy to learn and play but a quick game.

This game is for 8 year olds and up. I bought this for my grand kids when I see them this summer. One will be 7 yrs and the other a few months short of 9 years. My husband and I tried out the game a few times. We found it to be fun but I think it will be a little complicated for the grand kids. The 9 year old might get it, but honestly, we are in our mid 60's and had to read through the instructions several times and refer back occasionally. Part of the problem is that the instruction book has fine print and I have poor eyesight and was reading everything to my husband. I want to keep playing because it is getting more fun as we learn the game. I like that it is a more challenging than some of the popular card games we've played. The cards are nice and heavy, not cheap, they are bright and the pictures are cute. They try to make things easier with the important information on each card. I do think that perhaps since 5 people can play this game, they should have 5 separate menus instead of 2 to share. My husband and I thought it was funny that the hamburger recipe includes a bun, ham, lettuce, cheese and frying pan. Ham?