Pressman Jumpin' Monkeys Game - Catapult Your Monkeys Into the Tree to Win

7 %26 9 yo Grandsons requested game..tree trunk 2 pcs you put together to play, take apart to fit back in box..IMO not game of skill but luck..not easy to hook monkeys on tree %26 can also knock other players off so it takes patience %26 time to finish. so we play just 1 round for a winner..we sit on hardwood floor..pieces can go flying pending on how much pressure you put on launcher..i got out a broom %26 while still sitting i just sweep the monkeys back to us..lol . just got game %26 played day delivered. plastic launchers fold in 1/2.. not sure how long will last as the folded crease line gets alot of stress launching..BUT for the low price /free ship, Grandsons %26 i had fun..i think Adults would even have fun playing ..winner claims the money pot..

Fun game-bought one of these many many years ago for my kids - got this one for my grandkids. Everyone can play …👍🏻

Excellent game they love ❤️ playing it!

Bought for grandkids, good game to work on patience and hand, eye coordination because those monkeys can fly.

VERY easy directions to play with young children. Game is made of sturdy plastic material. Gave as gifts to children 4 %26 5 yrs old.

Bought this toy after it was a hit at Thanksgiving. Kids aged 3-10 had hours of fun playing this game!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids loved this game because you had to use your springer to catapult your color monkey to the tree. You get a banana for getting the most monkeys in the tree and after 4 rounds you will know who won the game by who received the most bananas. You want to also try to nock off others monkeys so that you can win. Can have four players to make it more fun but you can play with only two.

Had this game previously and parts were lost the grandkids always want to play so bought it as a replacement . The kids enjoy it and sometimes the monkeys don't even get close to the tree and they laugh even more

I gave this to my grandchildren (ages 6 to 11) for Christmas. They opened it but never played with it. I had to ask about it over the month since Christmas. The game needed adult supervision or preparation before it could be played with. Each monkey needed a sticker placed on the front and back which I would have liked to have known ahead of time. I played the game with my youngest grandchild today, after taking the time to put all those stickers on. The launchers took a lot of adjusting to get them to fly the proper distance, rather than five feet away. I do not believe this toy was worth the money I spent on it, given the fact that they weren't interested enough to put it together themselves to play with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would never spend my money on this game and If I did I would return it. The launchers are really hard to hold and put a money on and fling all at once even for an adult i was struggling to fling a money. The meaning behind the game is cute but it's to frustrating to play