Customer Reviews

Chutes and Ladders Diego Edition

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We love this Diego edition of Chutes and Ladders. My son is four and he does a pretty good job following the directions.. the only befuddling part is a long standing function of chutes and ladders, moving back and forth (changing directions at each level) across the board. It confuses my poor little sprout every time, especially if he goes up a ladder and is suddenly going the same way he was before instead of the opposite, like he would if he hadn't hit a ladder. lol. In any event, it's super and the characters are adorable and the board is adorable.

I purchased this game for my 3yr old. She loves the game and it really encourages them to count and follow directions. I didn't think such a simple concept would entertain a 3yr old but she really enjoys it.

My whole family loved this game. I bought it specifically for my four year old to encourage him to play games with us. He loved it! Even better my teenage boys remember playing when they were young so they don't hesitate to play with him. Still a great game with a new look for the newest members of your family. Highly recommended!

This is a good game for little ones. It teaches waiting your turn as well as counting. It is very simple to understand. It just seems that the durability of games recently has declined. I guess you get what you pay for.

It may be difficult for younger children to differentiate the spaces and the direction of travel. It is a very busy board.

My son (five) and I love playing this. The pieces are well made, my kids play with them separately besides using them for the game. A nice game to introduce rules and turn taking.

My 4 year old was super excited when I pulled this out the box and gave it to him. The pieces are not made from cardboard which I love so it can withstand the beating my year old is going to put it through. My son is good at counting so this helping him get even better and he just loves the chutes and ladders on the board. This is a great way to spend quality time with your child and help them learn at the same time!!!

Already a favorite in our household with our 4 year old boy. He likes to play with other kids and also with us (parents). Diego is a nice variation on the old classic.
The board is sturdy and the figures are cute - the squares could be a little bigger - but the graphics are nice.

My son loves this game. The figures are very cute and this classic game is fun enough to hold my five year old's attention but easy enough so he doesn't get frustrated and not a lot of pieces to get lost.

We have 2-3 other versions of Chutes and Ladders already but this is a fun one. I like the 3-D player pieces better than the cardboard ones of regular Chutes and Ladders. If your child is a Diego fan, they would really enjoy this game. My kids like to check out what's at the top and bottom of each chute/ladder and see the cause and effect. The only negative I would give this toy is that the playboard may be a little busy/cluttered that it makes moving to the next space a little more challenging for children. My 5 year old can do it fine but my four year old gets confused. This assumes your child can count sequencially to from 1-100.