Go Fish Deluxe Animal Rescue! Family Card Game for Girls, Boys & Parents, Strategic Animal Matching Game, Play, Laugh & Learn Together, Ages 5 & Up! Fun at Home, School Travel Search & Find Game Play!

This Go Fish game has been a great introduction into card games for my 4-year-old niece. She loves the bright pictures and ocean theme. She gets so excited when she makes a match—it's adorable to watch! One of the best parts of the game is the sturdy, compact box that it comes in. It's reusable and keeps the cards organized so they don't get lost. There are other options for Go Fish games but I'm glad I picked this one because of the ocean theme, the pictures, and the reusable box!

We love these cards…. My daughter wants to play with these all the time. We mostly use them as a memory/matching game. We like the colors and size of the cards too.

The game of Go Fish has always been a go-to favorite in my house, but this new deluxe version has made it even more beloved. The artwork on the cards is bright and inviting, and the array of sea creatures used makes this an engaging and educational experience as well. Plus... it was a huge surprise to find four sheets of stickers in this box! What a cool, unexpected bonus!

The cards are beautiful and give the opportunity to learn about new ocean species. The numbers added to the corners of the cards are extremely helpful in that if you or your child doesn’t know how to pronounce the animal's name, you can say the number.I would recommend sticking to the suggestion of only playing with cards 1-25 when you have fewer players.

I have been trying to find a good Go Fish game to play with my kids. I am so glad I got this set. There are so many cards that we haven't played with the whole deck yet. My kids have enjoyed looking up information about the different fish we are playing with. They will repeat little facts they have learned about the creature as we are playing. They have picked out their favorites.

I like a lot of things about this game, but my set did not include directions. I saw that there are directions on the product page, but one would think they would be included in the actual game. I understand that this a game that most people learned at a young age, but this is a slightly different version.Despite the lack of included directions, this game is pretty versatile. My daughter is 4 and she is ready to learn how to play games. The full version of this game would be far too difficult and overwhelming. To play with her I removed the 'special' cards and only used the cards numbered 1-20. She still found this challenging because the fish on these cards are not familiar and she is still learning to identify numbers 10+. It will get easier for her the more we play. It is a good learning activity for her to have to find ways to describe the fish and we managed fine the few times we have played.The quality of the materials is good. The cards are laminated, but they are slightly textured so they are easy to handle, not slippery like new cards can sometimes be. They are a good thickness and easy to handle. The box is very nice, a thick and sturdy cardboard that seems pretty durable.I like that this game can grow with my daughter's ability and has enough cards that the whole family can play it together. I would suggest that this game would be best for kindergarten aged children or older. It would be advantageous if the child(ren) can identify numbers and/or are beginning to read.

Bright colors, clean pictures, thick laminated cards - great quality! A very nice game that will last for a long time!

We played this game with people of all ages at a family event and it was a huge hit! The illustrations are so cute and the different animals initiated so many questions and conversations about the animals.