Candy Land Game Ultimate Mashup for Endless Fun and Adventure

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1. Jacob Verified Buyer – 15 July 2024

   1. You have to put the stickers onto the coin pieces yourself. Not a big deal but that means it won’t look as good as if it had been done beforehand.
   2. When you assemble the rack, it DOESN’T COME APART!!! You’re stuck with it being put together forever now.
   3. Once it’s assembled, it DOEN’T FIT IN THE BOX!!! The box is completely useless now.
   4. The instructions are absolute trash. If you follow the rules as written, then the person who goes first wins every single time. Seriously, every time. We invented several modified ways to play the game and had a better time.
   5. Even with each set of the modified rules, the game eventually always boils down to a stalemate, unless one player is willing to allow their opponent to get points, basically for free. If neither opponent is willing to budge, then the game won’t end.
   6. The instructions are missing a step to assemble the rack. Sure, it’s a super simple step to do, but that’s irrelevant. Every necessary step should be listed!!!
   7. The entire process of learning how to play this game was confusing and aggravating. This game is garbage.
   

2. do-diddly Verified Buyer – 10 October 2024

   As someone else said, this is basically two player candy crush. Whomever goes first wins because it’s too easy. Whomever designed this game’s mechanics obviously never played it. Candyland is a more competitive game than this one. 0/5 spend your money elsewhere. There’s plenty of amazing games for kids out there. Don’t waste your money on Hasbro smashups.
   

3. Pauly Verified Buyer – 8 November 2024

   Upon the delivery of the product, I immediately opened the package. Product description was “NEW” but upon opening the box and taking out the plastic seal covered, i have noticed that there is a missing piece/parts. this is the reason on why i gave it a three stars, it was supposed to be a brand new item with all the parts included without any missing pieces. lets see what will happen next, hopefully that i eventually get or find the other missing part.

   

4. Brad Verified Buyer – 3 January 2025

   This is the worst game! The rules/instructions are super unclear! We are a gaming family and love trying new games with our kids but this is a mess!

   

5. Nicole Myers Verified Buyer – 13 January 2025

   Bought this for my son’s Candyland birthday party. Cute spin on traditional game. It’s played a bit differently than regular Connect 4.
   

6. saukoon Verified Buyer – 23 January 2025

   I’m collecting all 8 games from the Hasbro Game Mashups series. While some of the games are fun, this game is definitely not one. The gameplay is not not well designed and hence the first player will always be the winner (from the last 8 round of games with my kids). Unless the board is much bigger with lesser whole tiles, the official game rule is very biased to the first player whom will always be the winner. I’ve revamped the gameplay to be “pop as many as you can”. All players randomly fill up the game board then one of the player will then pops out the tiles following the official rule. The round ends when this player has no other valid moves, and the score is recorded. The above is then repeated for the next player and so on. The winner is the player that pops the most tiles. The above can also be customized to take the total points across multiple rounds etc Hope this gives you a better gameplay experience

   

7. Ms. Renae Verified Buyer – 6 February 2025

   Too much work to put together
   

8. gina kelley Verified Buyer – 22 February 2025

   Like the ability to play with
   

9. Chris Armbrester Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   Wow! This just might be the worst game I’ve ever played. I honestly think I’d get more enjoyment from the “war” card game than this dud. The game has very little to do with Candyland other than the loose association to sweets. Cupcakes and Bon Bons? What happened to peanut brittle, ice cream floats and gingerbread men? And the association to Connect4 is only through the game grid and game pieces – actual gameplay has nothing to do with Connect4.

   The game plays more like Candy Crush than either of the games named on the box. I suspect this was a way to get around paying for the rights to use the name Candy Crush. But, even if the game was named appropriately, it would still be a total snooze. Match up rows of 2, 3 or 4 candies. Or pop out a candy and drop it back on top. With any level of strategy applied to this game it will quickly devolve into a stalemate. Yawn – save your money.