Ravensburger Bugs in The Kitchen Family Board Game for Kids and Adults

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1. Fernando Gonçalves Abadia Verified Buyer – 4 April 2024

   I absolutely loved this game! The game is hilarious and highly entertaining, perfect for family game nights. The element of luck keeps everyone on their toes, making each round unpredictable and fun. Highly recommended!

   

2. Phyllis Verified Buyer – 9 May 2024

   Great childs book for a four year old
   

3. Leonardi Verified Buyer – 23 September 2024

   The game setup is so simple and straightforward. My kids LOVE the board game. 😍😍😍
   

4. Randy Verified Buyer – 23 February 2025

   Looking for a fun game that doesn’t take a college degree to understand? This game takes a minute to setup and is easy enough to start playing right away. It is fast-paced fun for the whole family. I would give it a full 5 stars, but sometimes the big gets stuck and you need to make your own rule for who gets to flip him around 🙂
   

5. W0W Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   My kids and parents like it
   

6. Richard and Liz Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   PLEASE NOTE: This will take an adult or older child (teenager) a few minutes to assemble BEFORE you can start playing. Everything you need is in the box and once this game is assembled it can stay in the box which is definitely an added bonus. Instructions are included and PLEASE make sure you put the utensils in the correct positions as shown. They click in place and not designed to come off at the end of each game. Aim of the game? To get the bug to go into your food compartment of which there are FOUR to choose from: fish, cheese, chocolate and bread. If less than four people are playing, blocks are included to block off up to two entrances. The size of the box/board is approximately 16 3/4″ x 11 1/2″. Size of bug is 4 11/16″ in length. How do you get the bug to go into your food? You roll the die. On that die there is a fork, spoon, knife and three question marks. If it lands on a specific utensil you can only rotate the said one. If, however, it falls on a question mark you can rotate whichever utensil you desire. The aim is to block the ant going to your competitors but it is definitely not as easy as it looks. Speed does play a part in this game so for younger kids could cause some frustration. The bug? It just moves around at random in the area it is being allowed making a clicking noise. The LR44 battery required is provided. Our daughter purchased this for her young brother’s birthday and it has been a definite HIT! Would highly recommend for those of you looking for a new, fast paced and exciting game. The first one to get 5 tokens is the WINNER! Happy playing, Liz

   

7. CDCSK Verified Buyer – 25 March 2025

   I can’t remember where I first saw this game… but once I did, I knew I had to get it for my wife (who HATES cockroaches). I don’t have a stellar track record picking out games, but I broke that streak with this one. Everyone enjoys playing it. Whether it’s just my wife and I feeling silly… our college age daughter and her friends… or guests with small children. Its enjoyment seems to be universal. Even our cats love it.
   

8. Cymax Verified Buyer – 27 March 2025

   Schönes Spiel.
   Coole Kakerlake.
   Die Kids haben ihren Spaß daran.
   Bugs in the Kitchen (UK Version) anstatt Kakerlakak bestellt, ist ein paar Euro günstiger.
   Kann das Spiel nur empfehlen.
   MfG
   

9. TheraCare Speech Verified Buyer – 20 April 2025

   This game is so much fun. I own a speech therapy practice and every child I’ve ever played this game with has loved it. I think the age recommendation on the box is appropriate. If you have younger children, try the “my first bugs in the kitchen“ game. It is simpler, with a bigger bug, and every bit as much fun! I recommend having either extra watch, batteries or extra hex bugs on hand. The hex bugs are often on sale here on boardgamesweekly.com, and might cost you less than the batteries! bonus: use the hex bugs that come with the game and build a maze with blocks for them to travel through or just let them roam on the counter or hard surface floor.