Market Fresh Board Game – Fun Strategy Tile Placement Game for Kids, Teens, and Adults – Ages 8+ – 1-4 Players – 45 Mins. – Family Games

Great game. Easy to follow and teach others.

This colorful tile stacking game is fun, and it offers great price value for the amount of replayability you get. It was a little tricky to learn at first, but once you get the hang of it, the mechanics make sense. You choose your produce and stack your crates strategically to score maximum points. You want to think ahead of which fruit you'll be choosing too. I would recommend your kids be at least teens to fully grasp the strategic play involved because it takes some patience thinking wise.I love that they included a solo version as well. We love family game night, but it's kinda cool I can

We enjoy all kinds of games in our household, from quick five-minute fillers to strategy games that can take days to finish. With six people in the house, it's also important that our game collection offers something for every mood and every number of players. Market Fresh caught my attention for several reasons.First, I really liked that it's designed for one to four players. I appreciate games that work just as well solo as they do with two players or a full group, and this one checks all those boxes. I also recognized one of the designers, Michael Kiesling, from Azul, which is a game our fa

This is an extremely well put together board game. The pieces are quality and plentiful. However the little colored squares are tiny. It has elements of some popular game apps for the phone or tablet. I thought the instructions were easy and there's a QR code right on the box that gives you a video to watch. There is certainly some strategy to be had. However I have to say that the kids age 10 12 13 complained that it hurt their brain. I honestly think older kids and adults or kids who are more inquisitive and strategic would enjoy it. Next time I'm playing with just my adult friends!

This was such a fun refreshingly new game for summer. I like that it's family friendly. I played it with my husband and kids and we all had a great time and can't wait to play it again. Set up is easy enough, though it did take us a little while to understand it all but once we did, it was really fun and worth it. The gameplay took us about 40 minutes the first time and 50 the second, I like that its not too long or too short. The game itself is well made and the pieces seem to be high quality and nothing about it feels cheap. I think it would also make a great gift for any game board lover. I

TLDR: If you are planning on playing this game with iPad kids then you may want to consider choosing something else.This board game is rated for players aged 8 and up, but if I’m being totally honest, I would increase that age level to maybe 10 or 12. We tried to play this points accumulating game with my nieces and nephews and they were bored and irritated by everything being “too hard” for them to understand. That’s not to say that the game was bad, maybe the kids are just broken lol. But I would consider how your child’s demeanor is before committing to making this purchase. If the kids you

I got this game for our game night (me and my two 20-something kids) and we had a fun time playing. We are always looking for new fun games, especially since there are only 3 of us, games that don't need 4 people. The pieces are colorful and fun and it didn't take a very long time to learn. However, I would suggest if you are playing with kids under 12 that maybe have an adult partner with them until they learn, as it can be a little complicated at first until you've played it through at least once. The game time is just right, not too long or short at 45 minutes. My son brought it out to his

Market Fresh was pretty quick to learn, but there’s enough strategy that it doesn’t feel overly simple after a few games. The colorful produce tiles are nice quality and make the game more enjoyable to play. I like having to think ahead about where to place each tile while also paying attention to what the other players are doing. A game doesn’t take all night, so it’s easy to fit into a family game night. The solo option is also a nice addition when nobody else is available to play.