Unleash Fun with Chompin Charlie Game Squirrel: 24 Piece Excitement! Review

Very cute game for children. You roll the die and feed the squirrel with acorns depending on the color of the acorns rolled. As he eats more acorns, his eyelids will close to let you know when he's full. As soon as he is full, he scatters all the acorns over the table. Everyone collects as many acorns as possible with one hand and yells "acorns" to win! This is a simple game recommended for players aged 4+ (they just need to know their colors to match the color of the acorn on the map). This is

Like Mustache Smash, Feed the Pig or Catch the Fox, Goliath Games offers super simple games that are fast and fun. Yes, these are super simple games. But like a dad who has limited time to play, short and wacky games like this are great for laughs and good times. The character is adorable and kids love to play with it. What else would you like to ask? If you are looking for a game that is more challenging and lasts a lot longer, there are MANY games to choose from. In the category of games to…

I love this Chomping Charlie game! Instructions are easy for kids under 4, even my 8 year old loved this game. It's easy to play, acorn rolling is fun and kids love it! I will say that you need to think of a place to play where acorns don't roll under couches and such. It's pretty fast and everywhere! Luckily we have a coffee table with raised edges that is perfect for this game! This edition also includes a puzzle and retails for $10 more... to be honest if I bought that I'd probably save $10…

This game is great for young children ages four and up as it is fun, educational and has a simple concept that is easy to understand. The kids take turns tossing the dice to see what color of acorns they should feed the squirrel and once the squirrel is full you will know because its eyelids come up to its eyes. This is a signal that he is about to "pop" and then all the acorns will fly out from under the tree he is sitting on. The player who collects the most acorns after they "float" to fill…

An excellent addition to the autumn basket. There are always plenty of squirrel and acorn books to add to the fall lineup and this game suits them well. It's a great addition to those books and we all enjoyed it. The game also has a little puzzle that makes the squirrel/acorn trick even more fun. To play the game, players take turns rolling the dice. The color/number displayed indicates which color and how many (up to 2) acorns you have put in Charlie's mouth. Once he's full, the acorns will…