TCG Toys Miraculous Ladybug - Spots On Game - Help Ladybug, Cat Noir, Rena Rogue and Queen Bee Save The City! Great Birthday Gift for and Girls

So first off, the quality of the pieces and the box really jumped out at me. Growing up in a house with a lot of siblings, we went through a lot of board games and pieces.... The worst thing for me was always having a favorite game and finding out pieces were broken or boxes were destroyed (which of course meant pieces would go missing). This one is thick and heavy, you feel it's sturdiness when you pick it up. It's also incredibly colorful and bright, it pulls you in and gets you wanting to play. The rules and play are fairly simple : you set up the discs in a large circle, (I don't know if it matters to keep the colors together, but we did, as that's how it's set in the rule page, so you set two discs with either Kwame or Hero and the third circle is a yin yang power up disc and it continues in this pattern til the board is set up. Next you push out and place the small power up tokens on the corresponding board spaces, ladybug and her Kwame get the ladybug, Cat Noir and his Kwame get the paw print, Rena Rouge and her Kwame get the fox tail token and Queen bee and her Kwame get the bee tokens ( if this is confusing your kids will help you :D) however the image above shows the final board set up with the tokens) To start, you set your character on their launch pads and spin, moving whatever number of spaces required. If you spin the slot with the four symbols you must return to your launch pad and wait a turn, and if you land on the yin yang power up, you get to advance to the closet power up, collect that token and remove that circle from the board. While you are only eligable to collect tokens for your character, and not anyone elses, anyone can collect the power ups, which makes it kinda fun to watch as they start disappearing from the board. Whoever collects 5 tokens first is the winner. I really enjoy this game because it's simple quick and easy, not too complicated for little ones to understand while it's interesting enough for older ones. We opened the box and the kids wanted to keep playing and playing so I'd say it was a hit! If you have kids that like miraculous, they will love this game! The pieces are a good size for big or little hands, good attention to detail and a lot of fun! My only only somplaint or criticism might be the overall size of the board, because they are such large spaces it needs a floor to play on..... But that wasn't a problem for us, so if you're considering it as a gift keep in mind the space. Other than that, this game is perfect! 5 stars absolutely!

Le jeu n'est pas intéressant, on termine trop facilement, aucun challenge ni besoin de réflexion. Les pièces sont si grosses qu'il est difficile de faire le placement du jeu sur une table, on joue donc par terre.

This game is beautifully illustrated, comes with clear instruction and is easy to set up and quick to play. Our kids enjoyed playing it.

Candy land with a spinner. Instructions were extremely lacking. The character stands are single sided so with 4 players it’s just a mess of white standees, easy to lose track. Don’t expect much, it’s not bad at all for the price. My 4 year old loves the show, but told me that even though she wants to play it sometimes, it’s boring. It’s oversized, which makes it neat, but also creates issues playing.

We got this game for my 6 year-old daughter because she loves Miraculous. The game works for 2-4 players. Pros: • Few rules • Endorsed (so the images are clear) • Can be understood by small children (both my 4 and 6 year-old could play) • Low-intensity game (no punishments, like "lose a turn") • Sturdy game construction (thick cardboard) Cons: • Rules are confusing • Unclear where to put the launch pads (they're not in the image of the full game set up) • Not sure if when you land on the Yin/Yang if you're supposed to take anyone's rainbow token or one of the ones that's hasn't been used yet (or either?) • Says that if you land on your character's icon that you have to go back to your launch pad and wait for your next turn, but the icons are only on the tokens • Game set up takes up a lot of space Overall, if you have small kids who love Miraculous, this is a nice, laid-back game to play with them. If your kids are older or enjoy more competitive games, this likely isn't the best option.