FoxMind Games: Match Madness Junior, A Pattern Matching Puzzle Game, Make The Match in a Flash, Develops Visual Recognition and fine Motor Skills, Play with up to 4 Players, for Ages 4 and up

This is a fun game for kids and adults. My 6&7 year old grands really like this game. It has different levels. The price is great too compared to the name brand one.

Great game

Great game! Kids and adults love it!

Fun for the whole family. For kids and adults that need a challenge.

Our family absolutely loves the Foxmind Matching Madness game! It's the perfect mix of fast-paced fun and brain-teasing excitement that keeps everyone engaged. The game is easy to set up and learn, making it a great choice for players of all ages. The goal is simple: match the colorful cards as quickly as possible, but the challenge comes in the speed and concentration required to keep up with the game’s fast pace!What makes this game stand out is how it encourages both individual focus and friendly competition. The excitement builds as you race against the clock and each other, trying to match the cards faster than anyone else. The vibrant artwork on the cards adds a fun and playful touch, making it visually appealing for everyone, from younger kids to adults.Our family has had so much fun with Matching Madness, and it’s quickly become one of our go-to games for game nights. It’s a great way to improve memory, concentration, and reflexes while also enjoying quality time together. Whether you’re playing with just a few family members or a larger group, this game is a hit every time. We highly recommend Foxmind Matching Madness for anyone looking for a fast, fun, and challenging game for the whole family!

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I Love FoxMind Games, they make great educational, fun games that help develop & stimulate great skills in kids (and also parents).Match Madness Junior is derivative of their popular Match Madness game but this one is adapted to a younger group of players. First impression I got is that the game box is well built & solid, it's not flimsy cardboard that will deteriorate fast.The plastic game pieces are big and easy to manipulate for younger kids, they are also durable.One thing I would of preferred is if the patterns of the plastic pieces were printed on instead of being stickers. Although out of the box all the stick on patterns look great, well applied I can see them deteriorating over time. Kids being kids they will get the pieces messy either with their dirty hands or get them wet by spill things on them. My personal experience with toys or games that have stickers is that they don't last long in our house.The game play mechanics are simple you get a set of 4 blocks and you have to match the pattern on the cards. There's 4 levels of difficulty with each having 12 cards. There's a good replay ability value.I find that like with most games it's easier to show your kids how to play the game by actually playing with them.The game is rated 4+ but after trying to introduce the game to three 4 years old, I found that they had little interest in the game and had trouble playing. So I think that 4 years old is maybe a little young for this game.I then tried with a group of 7 year old's and it was a much better success.I find it's best to first play it solo or in teams with your kid so that they get the hang of it.Although you can play with up to 4 players I also found that the kids I tried it with had more fun playing solo or when playing with others removing the the competitive be the first/fastest element and just having fun completing the puzzles at your own pace worked best otherwise the kids who struggle more to complete the puzzles get discouraged.I like that the rules books includes possible solutions for each puzzle.Overall great game, maybe more for a 6+ crowd.

Perfect for my toddler and fun.