RABBITO – Fun Wooden Logic Strategy Board Game for Kids & Families | 2-4 Players, Ages 5+ | Easy to Learn, Collect Carrots & Win! | Classic Rabbit & Bunny-Themed Family Game.

I loves this game, I was looking for a game to play with my neice and this fit the ticket. Although she was a little young (age 2), the pieces are beautiful, engaging and (importantly) sturdy and withstood little fingers playing a little roughly. We adults had a great time playing it and had several games without the children.I was blown away with how well designed and built this game is. The board is innovative, being raised on legs yet still fitting into a small, handy box.The game will be played for years to come and not just at Easter.

My wife and I played this a few times with another couple and their teenage daughter, and all had great fun. For a fairly simple set of rules there's some interesting strategy there.The painted wooden components are well painted, and are charming and satisfyingly chunky to hold.I'll probably buy another copy for relatives this Xmas!

My children love to play boardgames with me and I am happy to play them. I just want a game that we can set up and start playing. Some of them take ages to even get going and by then its bedtime. 'Rabitto' is one of these games, there is a lot going on that needs setting up before you can start playing from setting up the board to adding the pieces. It is worth it in the end as the game itself is good fun. A clever game that adds strategy to luck. You will need the right balance of players to make it work as youngsters will go wrong all the time and not think things through.For a modern board game, it is expensive, but the quality is there making it feel like the stuff you used to get. The pieces are wooden, and the board is sturdy, you even get little pushing rakes that you can use to move the pieces and collect any carrots you win. Five and up seems a little young for me to get the most out of the game, but if you have a five-year-old who gets a little help it can work. It is a fun game for the right mix of children, on a holiday with cousins of a similar age?

The Rabbito: Wooden Bunny Strategy Board Game by Gunpowder Studios is an absolute delight for both children and adults alike. This classic gameplay deluxe 1st edition is a well-crafted and engaging board game that combines strategy, fun, and adorable bunnies into an entertaining gaming experience.One of the standout features of Rabbito is its high-quality wooden components. The game board, bunnies, carrots, and other pieces are beautifully designed and crafted from durable wood. The attention to detail is evident, and it adds a tactile and nostalgic charm to the game. The wooden pieces not only enhance the game's aesthetic appeal but also ensure longevity, making it a great investment for years of gameplay.The gameplay itself is easy to learn yet offers plenty of strategic depth. The objective is simple: move your bunnies across the board, collect carrots, and outwit your opponents. The game accommodates 2-4 players, making it suitable for family game nights or gatherings with friends. It's a fantastic choice for kids aged 5 and up, but it also appeals to players of all ages, thanks to its engaging mechanics.

Perhaps it my age but, for £25, I expect more?Yes it’s made of wood and uses your brain power to strategise and it brings people together when they play a board game in a way that phones never can.At the end of the day though, how often will it be played with?

I've never played a game like this, and the whole family love it.Besides the unique design and concept, it is quirky and pretty straight forward. My 4 year old has picked it up well and enjoys playing it too. The pieces are all well made and durable. The carrot tiles are like wooden scrabble letters, the sturdy wooden table board, wooden rakes, dice, rabbit figures and the playing cards are all made to last.It also comes with a little drawstring bag to put the tiles into when not being played with.The instruction cards lay out the rules nice and simply. But in short, the aim is to push the carrots along the board and into the rabbit holes. The first to 7 (quick game) or 14 carrots on their card, wins. There's some strict to add some competition, I.e pushing other playing into the holes, or rock tiles which can't be pushed. The added extra of collecting the fallen carrots with the rake from the under the table is a winner for my 4 year old.Highly recommend this game for families who enjoy boardgames with their little ones.

Great fun easy to play game, my 3 year old granddaughter managed to play easily.The game board is made of wood on little legs, four wooden rakes, 4 carved rabbits and wooden tiles contained in a drawstring bag.Roll the two dice and place a tile on the square grid, then move the number of places shown on a single dice unless you have a double. Try to push the carrot tiles through the holes on the board then rake them up and place them on the score card.The game is really easy for little ones to play and adults can get quite strategic., can be completed in about half an hour Good fun for all the family. Would make a lovely present.