Review on Doodle Dice Jax 7030 by Robert Jackson

My 4 and 6 year old daughter loves this game. The 4-year-old is a little young but is learning. A 6-year-old child can recognize the pictures independently. I love playing with them and watching them try to figure out how to put the dice in the picture options. In short, there are six dice. All bones are the same, there are 6 pictures on them. One side is a circle, the other side is straight, etc. There are also 6 types of cards. Cards with one dice, cards with two dice, etc. Each card combines the shapes of the dice into pictures. A card can have a circle and two curved lines sticking out of the sides to look like a bull. The goal is to roll the dice Yahtzee style. Roll once, look at the available cards, leave the dice with card-like images, and re-roll the remaining dice. Repeat again so you have 3 full reels matching one of the up cards. If you can match a card, keep it. The goal is to get 1 card of each type to win the game (1 card with 1 die, 1 card with 2 dice, etc.). Example: You throw 4 straight lines and 2 curved lines on the first throw. You see the bull described above facing up. You decide to leave 2 curved lines and roll the other 4 dice to try to get a circle. After your second roll, 4 dice don't show a circle, so roll them again. When a circle appears, you draw a bull card. If not, nothing happens and the queue is passed to the next person.