Mouse trap Board Game for Kids Ages 6 and Up (Amazon Exclusive)

It’s hard to beat this one; when everything is set up, it’s super satisfying to see it play out. The package came in great condition and appeared to be brand new.

6 year old grandson had difficulty with game piece assembly bc it required more patience and careful handling. He also was not interested in the length of time it took to go around the board and activate the winning mousetrap. 9 year old grandson took over and made it more enjoyable and fun for his younger brother.

This "MOUSE TRAP" game from Hasbro is a true "Retro" version of the original game from Ideal Toy Company.This is the Original FULL SIZED version of the game, not the "reduced, miniaturized, compact" version that so many board games have become.The "game play" has changed a number of times since the original launch in 1963, which started with virtually no "choices" in play, to widely variable play along the way.This version of the game, which we got for our Great Grandson, is the very same style / size of the board game that our son had in the late 70's, and brings back a lot of memories.There

My family and I have had hours of fun playing the Mouse Trap game. It's so much fun to build and play. The only real downside is that it's easy to lose the marble that is needed to play the game. Without it, the trap won't work, so make sure to keep a close eye on it!

Granted, my kids broke a piece a few months after opening it at Christmas, rendering it useless, we had so much fun playing together and it was one of my favorite games as a wee one, I’ll be buying it again.

My almost three year old received this game for Christmas. I know the manufacturer's age is 6, but she already builds with regular lego blocks so I gave this game a try. Of course, she can't play alone. She still can't read well, but she can operate dice, count and take turns so she could move her mouse around the board independently. With a little assistance, she was even able to add most parts to the traps.However, she did find it hard to remember picking up the cheese piece. We'll probably just skip this part of the game for a while. The trap fascinated her. I liked to see her try and opera

We’re so excited to gift this beloved game to our son for Christmas! We have such fond memories of playing Mouse Trap when we were younger, and now we get to share that same fun with him. He loves games, strategizing, and learning new things, so this is right up his alley.We haven’t fully set it up yet because we want him to enjoy putting it together himself, but just opening the box brought back all the excitement of rolling the dice, moving the mice, and watching the trap come to life. It’s such a classic, creative game and a great way to make new family memories.Highly recommend for anyone

I have a very active 7-year-old boy and wanted to find family games that might keep him interested. Santa brought us this one and oh. my. word. It is perfect.My older sister had this game when we were growing up, but I didn't actually remember much of the actual gameplay. I didn't read the game instructions at all first. We popped open the box, dug out the assembly instructions, and pieced the whole game together first. I think it took 30 minutes or so. Then, I read the instructions and saw that you're supposed to build as you play the game. Oops. However, in hindsight, I'm actually really gla