Fisher-Price Roll-a-Match Preschool Kids Game, Learn Matching & Memory with Monster Dice Roller.

Perfect game for a 3-5 year old! Simple and entertaining!

So happy with this product. Monster match is fantasticly made even being handled by the kids it stayed in one piece. Easy and fun to play even my 3year old started getting the hang of how to play it. bright colours. Nicely organized in box. Great for coordination and memory will definitely recommend. great family game. thank you

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids loved it. I enjoyed playing it with them. They loved racing to see who can scare the monster away first. I loved that it keeps their attention more then a regular match game. My kids loved pulling the string to roll the dice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 5 year old really liked playing with the game. He can handle it on medium difficulty. My 3 year old loves to watch, but he doesn't play as much. He does enjoy watching the monster cards get slipped over though. It is definitely a nice twist on regular matching games, and I would certainly recommend! The monster rolling the dice is too cute also.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is awesome! My daughter is 4 and she loves it. Its good for matching, turn taking, and paying attention in general. The game is fun for her and hild her attention which is something I adore. So glad we got the chance to get this game

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that this has different levels of difficulty to it and a few different ways to play. Very cute game and the kids love that the monster spits out the dice. The kids love trying to match up the monsters and make pairs. I love that they are having fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We loved this game! My preschooler really enjoyed the monster who rolls the dice. The game was easy to understand and play. Great skills to be practiced. We really liked different "levels" of play. We love games where we work as a team to play the game vs the traditional winner and loser. It provides times to play the game without the frustration of losing at an early age. The cards were sturdy and don't bend easy like traditional games.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My twins are four and really enjoyed this game. They mainly like putting the monsters together and looking at the different features of each. We practiced taking turns and played one round before they wanted to go back at playing with the monster cards. They have asked to play with it several times since so that is a win.

The mid level directions use Die no 1 which has the option to roll eyes, mouth or arms and says you are to turn over all parts of the monster to win, but there is no legs option on this Die… and arms and mouth are on the same tile so how do you complete a monster?

Monster is so cute. That game is confusing.