🏴 Travel-Friendly Self-Contained Popping Pirates' Treasure Review

Happy to find a compact, all-pack game in a small travel pad. We have two big trips a year and I'm always looking for something new to keep the kids busy and not get distracted by technology for a while. This game is very simple and can be fun if parents set a basic rule in advance: don't argue about stealing! Lol the first game was hot but once we talked about it they were able to play in a good mood.

A fun and simple game that really fits in your pocket. Ideal for home use or for the traveling occupational therapist. It takes some finger strength to press the pop-up above to swap the two dice inside. Depending on what comes up, you can take the corresponding gem, steal the gem you want from another player, or get all your gems back if you land on a pirate. During occupational therapy classes, my students use pliers to pick up jewelry. This adds another dimension to the game and improves…

My family and I play a lot of board/card games so I took the opportunity to check it out. All of this is packed in a charming cube box. The game is easy to play and follow thanks to the excellent written instructions. The aim of the game is to get one of five gems. However, things can change slightly depending on your dice and maybe you give pieces to other players or lose your treasure. By pressing the lid, the dice are thrown and float up. Everything fits in a tin bucket under the popper and…

My 5 year old son and 4 year old nephew played some games yesterday, we made it as easy as possible without stealing from other players and returning all the gems. Instead we used the skull to get no gems and say "Those pesky pirates have our treasure!" The red arrows we used don't pick up a gem but roll over again , they alternately move back and forth instead of walking as you please. want to stop so we can keep it honest. These two kids aren't used to sharing, so it won't be easy to play…