Travel Fun Run HG 22677 – Connected Experience Review

The game seems to be well made. It has a sleeve on each side that holds the discs and acts as a dispenser. My only complaint, which may be a bonus to others, is that it's really small. It's probably about 4" x 6". I carried it in a backpack, but then I didn't find discs scattered everywhere.

Unfortunately the top parts that hold the discs are not very strong. I've put it in my purse or my son's backpack when traveling and the pieces have fallen out a few times. We have now lost a few parts and this is very frustrating for me (especially after reading all the positive reviews).

The game speaks for itself. A feature that causes confusion is the complete lack of memory for checkers. The pillars you see on either side of the board are used as "lining" during gameplay, not as a place to store checkers when you toss the game into your backpack. Be sure to get a Zip Pouch Green Guru, X-Small so you have somewhere to store the tokens when not in use.

My wife and I play this game with our daughter. It's not too small to play with, but much smaller than a regular sized product. The only downsides I can think of are that the red coins don't stand out well in the blue box (my daughter's win rate increased when she played with the yellow coins) and the coins fall out of the safes even with a slight shake. .

Love this more than I thought. It's small enough to throw in my restaurant bag to keep the kids entertained, but big enough for an adult to easily play with a child. I really love it and I would really buy this full size model any day of the week because it holds the pieces and all the pieces of the game stay together with no issues.

Suitable for traveling with children (5 and 7 years old). Most of the time they stayed together. The upper valve opened several times, leaving a sea of red and yellow shards on the floor. My 5 year old didn't realize the bottom tray was tipping over on either side, he held it up and weighed it down so it was a mess. When we found out about the caveats it was a worthwhile purchase. We used the tape as an extra layer in case the top flaps popped open. With children you should definitely have such

We took this on a recent trip and it's a pretty good travel size and packs easily into a carry-on bag. Each side of the slots (where you drop your chips during play) has a snap-lock tube that can store chips without falling out. At the bottom of each tube is a slot from which you can remove one chip at a time as you play. At the end of the whole thing is a slide(?) I don't know what else to call it that can also hold chips during play without falling off the table or anything. The square…

Connect 4 is not only one of my favorite board games, it's also the perfect travel companion! I bought this for my nieces (3 and 5 at the time) as we were on a family trip of over 30 hours round trip and decided to upload something to get their attention that doesn't depend on battery power. This little gem helped the cause throughout the trip! It also gave me the opportunity to keep reminding my nieces that I was their intellectual superiority, so it was actually a double win. -Go play…