My kids love to race the timer and sometimes just set it so they can watch all the pieces pop up. A lot of fun for a different type of game, fun for adults as well.

Fun game, teaching dexterity equal to child’s age.

We usually don’t use the timer, but by itself it’s a fun way to practice visual discrimination, fine motor, shapes, making patterns with the colors, etc. the shapes fit perfectly in the drawers, it doesn’t need batteries, and everything fits nicely in the box!

This game is perfect for fine/gross motor skills and visual acuity. The racing factor makes it more challenging and exciting for kids too.

Both my kids loved it (9 and 4). They have a great time playing against each other and it's helping them with eye to hand coordination and with time management as well.

This game is fun to play alone or with a partner. The timer is great because you can work towards beating your best time and improving upon skills while having fun. Our grandchildren love it when the game board pops up at the end. We love the design and self contained compartment to hold all the shapes!

This game brings back memories of the original shape popping game! I love the competitive version. I have young kids and older kids, so the young kids can start at the beginning and the older kid must wait to start, so there is a more even playing field. Glad that there is storage for the pieces. Nice length stem on the shapes so little hands don’t fumble too much with the pieces.

My 4 and 6 year olds like the game but it is pretty hard for them to get it within time limit. My 6 year old is close and my 4 yo likes to play it wigh a delayed timer.

It teaches shapes, dexterity and it just lots of fun!!