Hatchimals Colleggtibles Secret Surprise Playset Review

disappointing. This is a Series 3 and nothing matches what is advertised on the product page. I share my daughter's disappointment. It's not charming at all.

My 6 year old loves the Hatchimals and the little playsets that you can get for them. But she never plays with it because it's kind of stupid. Paperwork that doesn't really do anything. I will buy another set next time.

It was a surprise gift for granddaughters aged 4 and 7. They squealed with excitement as large Hatchamals eggs were removed from the box. Everyone cracked their egg and collected the landscape and chances and together. They'll be sitting safely on Grandma's dresser until the next visit.

This is the best selling toy with the greatest sadness factor. Great for that "Surprise!" opening factor, followed by "I have little plastic bits of little useless toys" after. Seriously overpriced and disappointing upon opening - welcome to the gates of consumption, drug baby, enjoy your overpriced piece of plastic.

Ordered 5 times. I have 2 different scenes from series 1, one in each of the 2 color schemes and a complete copy (without accessories). Series 1 are the 3 scenes on the front of the collection sheet and Series 2 are the 3 scenes on the back of the collection sheet, each in 2 different colors. I haven't seen Series 1 and Series 2 offered side by side so I'm not sure if this listing is for both Series or just Series 1. I also ordered 3/16" removable square glue dots to keep things in order. Space

It was very cute for my 4 year old son and 8 year old daughter who fought over it (haha). I love that it has 3 "hatch" opportunities (since you have to rub three separate hearts to hatch three separate hatches in different compartments). There is also a cardboard scene that can be assembled (easy enough for my 4 year old, who also loved adding stickers to the scene). I love the "snowball" feel of the scene after you're done and how you can open it up again to play with the Hatchimals. It would…

I didn't like it that much. We ended up throwing it away. Trying to put the pieces together is a nightmare. A young child is unlikely to have the patience for this. The pieces are so small. There are pieces of cardboard that you place in the slots for decorative purposes. They bend very easily and don't stay in place. Trying to stack the levels is annoying. Once you fold them up and put all the tiny, tiny figures on, they all fall down if you barely touch them. It didn't cost much money, but I…