Yeti in My Spaghetti Board Game – Kids Games, Family Game, Multi-Player, Boar...

A strategic game of taking turns and trying not to drop the happy yeti into the bowl. It is a very simple concept. It's very similar to other games like Kerplunk or Don't Break the Ice or a little bit like Jenga. I think what makes it most fun is that it has this cute little figure that in our case began on his bottom... and as pieces of spaghetti are gently twisted and pulled and maneuvered to be removed he moves around atop the pile and in this way has a fun animation. We had him on his side and face down all in one game until he wound up back to being right side up again and hanging 'by the skin of his teeth' on spaghetti pieces. His rump just a hair above the bottom of the bowl. The fun part is the anticipation.. Playiy made us all just squealing with joy for every player that was pulling spaghetti without having him fall. We played with a 4-year-old, 7-year-old, two 40 somethings and one 60 something. We found the design of the bowl to be just right for the game. I know someone had said something about swapping out the bowls. Though I'm not quite sure I understand why you would want to do that . The biggest thing that made it the most fun is just placing clumps of the spaghetti across the bowl top so that the pieces are really messy. I swear it's delightful!

This is a great family game! It easy and engaging enough that my two year old and five year old can play together without much help. The spaghetti pieces can be arranged in a row to make the game easy or mixed up to make it more difficult. The pieces are large enough that they’re easy to find. Everything fits in the box, which is nice, but I wish they had designed the box to be more sturdy. It breaks easily. Overall, this is a well designed game!

Fun and easy game for toddlers. The noodles are annoying to shove back in the box, but good game for kids.

Son loves this game. Easy to play and fun for all ages.

Seems cheaply made, but my family enjoys playing it. I wish the dish was higher so you could tell easier when the Yeti falls.

My grandson requested this game. He is seven. I thought he was too mature for it, but he still had loads of fun, The game was easy to assemble, easy to learn, and it’s good quality.

Terrific game for young children, toddlers and adults. Durability and design is adorable. Lots of fun for everyone!

I’m not sure why there are so many bad reviews one of which says there’s barely any strands of spaghetti but what I have has what it states on the box 30 pieces of spaghetti and the Red bowl with the yeti I didn’t lay each individual strand how they recommended. I just kind of flopped them on which made it more difficult to pull the noodles. I don’t understand how people are saying that it’s too easy even for a three-year-old, sure if you’re just putting each strand over on one side of the bowl then yes, absolutely too easy. I’m uploading a video for people to see. The way that I put the noodles makes it more challenging because as you’re pulling out the noodles, the rest of them are getting mixed together and making it way more of a challenge.