Play 2 Play Unicorn Dissection Board Game, Electronic Novelty Game, Children Ages 3+

So I got my niece and son to play the game and they loved it! It was just like the game Operation that use to be really popular in the past! And the buzzer part of the game was awesome to watch it make the kids jump when they touched the side of the game!! They def loved the stickers that were included in the box!! Amazing game for any kid!! I would def recommend this game!!

I use to love the game Operation when I was growing up so I was excited to learn that Unicorn Dissection was a mirror image only it's a unicorn. It's an easy to follow game, easy instructions and teaches children patience. It's fun watching the kids try so hard to dissect the object. It's cute and can be played for a long time!

This Unicorn Dissection is a very simple, easy and fun game. The color is vibrant. I like seeing my daughter and her cousin playing it through the spinning arrow and when the arrow chose what part of the unicorn they should dissect. They always love unicorns.

The Unicorn Dissection game was perfect for my nieces. They are 5 and 7. It was fun for them to try to get the shapes out, but also a great teaching tool for dexterity. They giggled so hard. It was challenging for them, but not impossible.

Unicorn Dissection is a cute children's game. It's a fun game to play with the whole family. My daughter loves unicorns and she really enjoyed playing this game with me and her dad. One of the things my daughter likes the most about this game is when the buzzer wakes the unicorn and it starts moving around. It's really cute! I like the fact that it is very quick and easy to clean up after you finish playing the game. It doesn't have a bunch of pieces that can get lost and I like how all the pieces can be stored in compartments under the game board.

Unicorn dissection is a cute take on the traditional Operation game. Cute items like a cupcake, a rainbow and lollipop are a few of the pieces you collect. The board has the spinner on it, the pieces and tweezers are stored in back. Perfect for easy storage

A simple game based on the idea of Operation. The kids were very excited about the game. The pieces are a little small and can get lost easily. My kids became frustrated with the game after "waking the unicorn up" it would throw all remaining pieces out needing to set them back in.

I received the Unicorn Dissection Game to test and leave a review. The game board is compact with very small pieces that are for the dissection and come with small  stickers to put on the small pieces. It took a few minutes placing the stickers on the appropriate piece but a few stickers fell off not enough glue?  Very little directions. On the bottom of the board there is a battery and storage compartment. The third compartment is where the wired tweezers can be found. There is not a off and on switch. If you touch the metal portion of board, the board will slighly shake. I would suggest making the pieces and game board bigger. The pieces are quite small. We have small dogs. I am concerned with one of them swallowing a piece. The game did not keep my 4 yr grand daughters attention. We played with it once but she is not interested in playing again.

I received Unicorn dissection. This game comes with all the pieces and stickers. The stickers are a little to big for the pieces. Which makes it easier to play the game by grabbing the pieces easily. A couple of my stickers come bent up some do they did not lay right. The twizzers were not that great as you had to bend them out and a line the points after using them a few times each time! At first I thought it was cool that the unicorn shakes when you touch the tweezers to the board. But quickly I realized It shakes to much and all the pieces flip and flop in and out of the board. Then you have to redo the whole board! We do like it! He couldn't understand how I kept winning but this game is a lot like operation in that the tweezers can't touch. We like the game I just wish it would not shake as crazy! I do like that there is storage in the back for the small pieces and a spot to open up for the tweezers to go back into. We will continue to play this game on our game nights.

This is a cute game but frustrating for my son who doesn't quite have the fine motor skills needed. My daughter thought it was fun but I doubt she would play it again.