You Little Stinker (Ages 4+)

I had a lot of fun playing this with my sister's family. Both "kids" are over 16, but we still had a lot of fun with this simple game. We all enjoyed the fun style and ease of play.

Played with my 3yo and he LOVED it. Had so much fun playing it. And it makes me so happy to play a board game with him that we can both enjoy! (I miss playing adult board games and this helps bridge that gap.)

My 5 year old thought it was absolutely hilarious that the dog is the dice holder. It's a funny and simple way for us to practice some soft skills while playing a game.

He has fun trying to beat mommy, but more so shaking the dice in the dogs head. Great game for a fun night with your kiddo.

This is a fun game for kids to be able to play. It doesn't take long to play and is not difficult to learn how to play.

I really enjoyed this game. It is a quick game that you don't need to prep for. You can also get as competitive as you want. Our 3 year old was even getting into it. Our rage of players was 3 to 66 and everyone enjoyed it. I like how after a long week, you can do something interactive without having to put a ton of thought into it. The one con I have is that I feel like the dog is too small to fit all of the dice if you are playing with just two. we didn't have room to shake them up because it was too tight in there.

I have two pre-teen boys and two elementary school aged nieces. The girls often see us playing games with the boys and want to participate, but it's hard with the youngest not being able to read. This solves the problem! The age range for our boys and nieces is 5 to 12, and the whole group had fun, which is so, so hard to find in a single game. We'll be keeping this handy for larger family vacations!

Cute game. My 6 year old caught on immediately and thinks puppy is so cute. You roll dice out of his mouth. It's a little too easy for her but she likes it. Price is too much. I almost took it back.

You Little Stinker is just as advertised and explained on the box. -- My daughter (15) played this game with two children she babysits for (8 and 5 years old) and she described it as a "simple game that is quick to learn and easy to sit down and start playing immediately." She had the 8 year old read the rules and explain the game to the group. One of the children is autistic and she said he actively played and understood the game. Upon completion of their first game, the children said they had a lot of fun and were excited to play again. The 5 year old exclaimed, "I can't wait to buy it!" :-)

Played this with a group of teens and while it was simple, we really enjoyed the fast play of the game. Very little strategy involved (except picking who to give the 'little stinker' to) but we played more than a couple of rounds and enjoyed how quickly the leader and loser can change throughout the game!