Funwares Colorful Squid Squish: Fast-Paced Floor Game for Kids, Interactive Learning, Hand-Eye Coordination, Counting and Color Game, Active Play, 2-4 Players, Ages 4-8

This game makes learning colors and counting fun. It has several levels so it can be played for many years. It can be set up to incorporate movement into the game by spreading the colored balls out on the floor. This was a bonus for our active 3 year old boy!

This game is a lot of fun for a 3-year-old! It’s definitely better played on the floor—if the balls roll off the table, it gets tricky to keep the game going. Great for keeping little ones entertained.

4 yr olds loved this. was able to play with adults. I would buy it again. DEFINITELY get the extra balls. We had a little difficulty getting the rubber lid on but thats coz he's young and I am old. LOL

Kids enjoy playing, durable and good size

Grandkids are having a blast playing the game. Great hand-eye coordination game. Colorful. Team building.

I am a pediatric occupational therapist. This game is so much fun! The balls shoot all around the floor or table when racing to catch a specific color. It is easy for children 3 and up to hold. I would not use with a child still putting objects in their mouth because of the size of the balls. The balls are soft so no one can get hurt. There are sequencing cards to catch certain balls to make it more challenging. A bit more than I wanted to spend but worth every penny. There is no other toy out there like it in my opinion. I look for the most unique and motivating games to use as an educator. 🤗

This is a very fun game that can work with a variety of ages, with the "squids" made out of good plastic and silicone, making them fairly resilient to being repeatedly slammed into the ground.The game is very easy to learn, with the object being to quickly collect whatever the cards tell you to, and is very easy to adapt to custom rules or imaginative ways to play.My only issue with the game, is that they made the very odd choice to not include any sort of storage element for the cards. The inside of the box is just one large cavity, and they don't even include a bag, which is really bad news for the life of the cards.I would really like to see them fix this, ideally with a nice miniature plastic box to keep the cards in, so that even if they get bumped up against the other items in the box, it won't rough up the cards at all.

I purchased this game to use in my therapy sessions. The children loved the game. It held their attention for longer than I expected. My only issue is for some of the squids, the child had to slam it down harder than the others in order to get the balls in the hole. I’m probably going to have to find a way to fix that bc over time it will damage the squid.