My 4yr old loves this game and got to grips with rules after just one game. He then taught Daddy to play.

Once you get to grips with the instructions this game is lots of fun. My 4 year old son and his friends aged 5 and 6 loved it.

Monster Catcher was reviewed independently as part of the Izziwizzi Kids Play Fest.

We loved Monster Catcher. It's an easy game for young children to play. It's great for encouraging turn-taking, recognising colours and pieces that fit together. We gave it a big thumbs up!

Another adorable game from Orchard toys. My almost 3yrs old and almost 5yrs old love this game (they are totally into monsters at the moment). And loved that the game was simple enough to start teaching rules to the little one. Great fun.

Monster Catcher was reviewed for the Izziwizzi Kids Play Fest. You can join in at http://www.izziwizzikids.co.uk

Both of my children, but especially Caitlin, are very keen to say the colour of the monster and trying to count the eyes. She keeps counting until she loses count while playing.

Caitlin is not good at doing puzzles. She has trouble in identifying and placing the scene card in the correct way. I had to show her a couple of times before we got it right. So it was a good chance to let her learn to do puzzles at the same time.

It sounds more complicated than it is. Once you start playing in fact, it was a lot of fun!

Great game for learning that sometimes you lose and sometimes you win.
I have two boys, one is 5.5 years old and the other is 3.5 and they love to play this game together.

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Lital

We have been playing this game non-stop, and it's as much a hit with my 3 year old as it is with me. This is no straightforward matching game. Instead there are three dimensions to the game which create some unpredictability, and make it different each time you play. A big thumbs up from us.

Monster Catcher was independently reviewed for the Izziwizzi Kids Play Fest. You can join in by visiting http://www.izziwizzikids.co.uk