Cinderella's Enchanted Slipper Game
 | Average Customer Rating: Recommend Will the fairy tale dream come true? Players experience what life as a Princess is all about as they travel around the colorful gameboard to collect their invitation, coach, horses, footman and coachman! Once they have found their gown, they're ready to ride over to the Prince's palace and attend the ball. Features an electronic Magic Slipper with lights and sounds, plus a full-color gameboard with dynamic graphics. Requires… Product details and pricing info |
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7 Customer Reviews Posted
- Cute game - simple, fast, & fun!
- I bought this for my daughter for her 6th birthday. She loves it! And it's a game parents won't mind playing as well. It's a simple game and doesn't take forever. I think this will be a favorite of ours for some time.
- 2008-11-12, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Easy enough for two 4 year olds to play without Mom
- My daughter loves this game. She is able to play it with her friends without my help, which I love. The rules are simple enough for my four year old to remember without me having to review prior to playing the game. Even setting up the board is easy enough for her to do it on her own. Cute idea for a little girl.
- 2008-10-24, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Can't rate yet, it's a Christmas gift
- I bought this for my 5 year old for Christmas this year based upon the reviews posted. I hope that she enjoys it. Will comment further later in the year.
- 2008-10-03, 0 of 6 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Fast and simple game for younger toddler/preschool ages
- I have a daughter that is nearly 3 years old and she loves this game. It plays quickly and the rules are very simple. She can count to six and she loves actually being able to do everything herself. Basically, you roll a die and move your princess that number of spaces. If you land on a card space, you then get that card. You try to collect all five cards. When your princess lands on the fairygodmother spaces, you get to push the glass slipper. If the bell tolls, you don't get to turn a card over. But, if it "enchants", you turn one of your cards over (the ragged clothes are then a beautiful gown, the mice are magically transformed into horses, the pumkin card becomes a carriage.. you get the idea). If you are the first to have all your cards enchanted, you win. This is easy enough for ages 2.5 and up. It's only mildly entertaining to my almost 7 year old. She wants to play once in awhile, but since it doesn't create a challenge for her at all, she easily gets distracted and bored with it. I'd say ages 2.5-6years is probably more accurate than the 4+ age on the box.
Overall, I think it's great. It's VERY hard to find games for the under 5 years category that aren't too simple or too complicated. This one is just right :) - 2008-09-27, 3 of 3 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Great game for girls
- I bought this game to entertain my girls during our summer at home. Both my 3 and 5 year olds LOVED it. It is an interesting, yet simple to understand concept. My 3 year old was a little distracted waiting for her turn, but loved every chance she got to press the magic slipper. Only drawback is that there is no "game box" to store in. We just use the box it came in, but it's not designed for that purpose. I thought the game was a bit expensive to have no storage for pieces, etc. This would be a fantastic birthday gift for girls 3-8.
- 2008-06-27, 14 of 14 people found this review helpful, Rated:
