Think Gizmos Whack A Frog Game - Fun Hammering Interactive Toy for Boys & Girls, Learning, Active, Early Developmental STEM Pounding Toy for Toddlers

My granddaughter loves playing with this game at "Grandma's house". It is cute and fun. I love the fact that the frogs actually do press down when they are hit, and aren't simply touch sensitive, so it feels like you are actually doing something when you hit them with the hammer. The frogs light up, at random, and the player uses the hammer to hit them and the lights will turn off. There are a few different options for the sound, and we found a setting that has no music so it isn't too annoying. It appears to be made well and we hope it will last a long time.

I bought this game for my twin nieces and they loved it. The only problem was I should have bought the one with 2 hammers so they wouldn't have to fight over who's turn it was and they could play together at the same time. Overall, a great game for building hand eye coordination and concentration and focusing skills. Both girls and 3 about to turn 4 and we are working on different skill building activities in order to prepare them for kindergarten.

Kids have lots of laugh playing. The only 'thing' - we didn't find an instruction how to find the language we want and the doesn't hold your choice, no switch or button for that.

K my mom got this for my 4 year old neice...and immediately all of the adults wanted to have a turn. It's like the most satisfying game of whack a mole without going to the arcade and smashing your kids hand. So fun! We are all competing for the high score now! Oh yeah...and the kids like it...but lets be real....I'm going to play it way more!

So far so good in hands of destruction bent 3 year old. Haven’t had it long enough to know that’ll last. Gavel has soft hitting head which helps save sibling’s heads and mom’s patience. The hand-eye coordination is great and our grand sensory processing disorders loves it so we are thrilled that it helps him.

Good product but a little annoying to have to set the language every time you turn it on. Lasted about three months before one of the frogs got stuck. But to be fair, my son is quite destructive when it comes to toys he’s allowed/supposed to be physical with. Bop it type games are his favorites. This did last longer than I thought it would, so props to the creators.

Both of my kids (ages 2 and 5) LOVE this game. It’s engaging and keeps them from watching tv (great!).Added bonus is that their customer service is fantastic. My kids somehow lost the battery cover, and after I contacted the company, they sent me one for free

I bought this for my 5 (almost 6) year old grandson for Christmas . He likes it a lot. It’s not a loud game, he hits the frog that lights up. I believe the description stated that there were numerous levels so that he’ll be able to play with it longer