PlayMonster Yeti, Set, Go! Skill & Action Kids Game

My 8 year old nephew has enjoyed playing this game! And his little sister (one & a half years old) loves finding the meat balls as they miss at times. She has never been one to put objects in her mouth but we still keep a close eye on her while we play it. We count the meatballs before we start the game & recount them at the end. If our number doesn’t match then we go on a scavenger hunt until they are all found. It’s a fun game! The price was a bit steep for what you get in my opinion but once again Amazon had the best price.

This is a great game! Everyone from our three-year-old to her grandparents has enjoyed it. We also own yeti in my spaghetti. This is a great game for kids who need a break from games that have long wait. Between turns. Everyone gets to play at one time.We have found that You will be more successful in Launching meatballs onto the different levels if you keep your finger (with slight pressure) on the small tab that turns your yeti side to side. Without keeping a finger on that tab we found that sometimes a yeti just fires the meatball directly into the wall in front of him resulting in frustrated players screaming their yeti is broken and won’t work.

I don't know why everyone gives this game bad reviews. We played it on the carpet so the balls don't bounce everywhere when you miss and it is a lot of fun. It is kind of like a hungry hippo game with a bit more skill involved. You really do have to pay attention to how hard you press the yeti to get a long or short kick on the ball. I could see where this game would be a bit crazy playing on a hard floor, losing the balls. We like it. 4 stars because you have to take the game apart and put it back together every time you play it as the pieces won't fit in the box put together. I even had trouble getting it back into the box apart! Wish they would have just came in a box the size of the game put together, it would have required a bit more height but not much bigger length and width. The little things matter on kid games!!!!

Very fun game! The kids I work with love it! Only downfall is the little meatballs get lost easily! This game is great for school age students! Highly recommend!

This game is a little like reverse hungry hungry hippos. Instead of capturing the tiny balls (meatballs) the yetis “shoot” them up the mountain and you try to be the first to get them one at each level or One at the very top to win.Pros: easy to set up and to play, easy for little ones and fun for all ages. You do have to set it up each time you play (Takes a few minutes only)Cons: the little meatballs fly everywhere. Such a mess to play and keep up with, they roll everywhere. An older kid or adult can control how much the yeti “shoots” the meatball but a toddler or small child can’t. It’s also A little difficult to get neatly back in the box again once taken apart

Our family had such a great time with this game. We were laughing together for a long time. The only downside is that you have to put together the mountain each time. We opted to keep it assembled and leave it out of the box.

I got Yeti in my Spegeti earlier, i thought that was it, but i was wrong, now that i have it all i say is, cool

This game was bought as a Christmas gift for my seven-year-old we all sat around and played it it was super fun it’s very easy for kids to play it doesn’t take any real skill so you can play with the little kids who have a hard time following alone or with adults it was a lot of family fun I would highly recommend the game