Honey Bee Tree

My 3 year old son saw this game and immediately wanted it. We got it is a Christmas gift and he loves it. Fun and very cute!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love this game! My 2.5 and 5 year old are able to take out the materials and set up the game. The game is cute with the beehive and tree. The bees aren't too noisy when they drop, but they do fall out sometimes which may make it hard to maintain all the pieces. The kids often reach for the game and it's even a reliable, fun game for adults.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a veteran mom who's owned more games and toys than I can count, this Honeybee Tree is a standout. The design is bright, sturdy, and instantly inviting without feeling flimsy or cheap. The size is just right—big enough for little hands to stay engaged, but compact enough to fit easily on a table or shelf. Setup was quick and painless, which I truly appreciate, and maintenance is a breeze since the pieces wipe clean and store neatly. Most importantly, the functionality is excellent: it keeps kids focused, encourages fine motor skills, and holds their attention longer than expected. This is the kind of game that feels fun and purposeful.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is alot of fun. Takes some patience, concentration and tactic thought. The goal is to not have many bees that drop after you pull a leaf out, whoever has the less bees wins ! Design is cute , good sized, holds up well and is easy to assemble, and put away. Price for this game is a little too pricey , but it is fun !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Honeybee Tree is such a cute and fun family/children's game! It's similar to the concept of other games where you must pull out leaves that are strategically placed inside a honey pot (that are holding the bees inside the pot) without too many bees falling into your player's Flower Tray. My five year old really enjoyed the game and got the concept quickly, despite having to be reminded that the “winner” has the least amount of bees in their tray at the end. The game is colorful and well made. It's easy to put together, however set up of the leaves inside the tree holes, and back out of the holes on the other side, can be tricky and time consuming. Overall my daughter gave it a 9/10 out of 10 rating. 10 being the best!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This honeybee tree game is pretty fun for the entire family. It resembles of Jenga board game in different setting. Very simple rules, just stick the branches into the honeycomb , pour the bees in, and start playing by removing the branch one by one. The player with the least bees count win. The only challenge is to stick the branches in can be difficult when the honeycomb already too crowded with branch. Also, you need to remember to turn the tree to your position before your turn carefully or the bees might fall off. Thanks to Influenster that provides this game as complimentary in exchange for my honest feedback.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have my five-year-old and we played this so many times already that it was hard to stop! She absolutely loves this game. It is so much fun. The quality is perfect and not too small that you'd loose anything! I think this game is brilliant and it's currently set up for our next game tonight!

Same scenario as Kerplunk but this one is a bit time consuming. Threading the branches through the holes in the hive is challenging because they bend easily.

Got this game for my three year old so we could work on taking turns. He can't get the poles in the holes and gets upset, so I have to set it up which is what I expected but it's not very easy to do even for me. Needless to say we don't play this game all that much.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall the game was good. My 5 year old was super excited to play but the setup of putting all the leaves into the tree took about double the time it actually took to play the game. Not sure if it will keep his interest to keep playing in the future when the newness wears off.