Gamewright Hisss Card Game

Es un juego sin mucha gracia a mi parecer, pero lo compré por que leí reseñas en que mencionan que los niños disfrutan de jugarlo y esa es una realidad, se entretienen y por eso le doy 5 estrellas. De ahí en fuera no tiene más gracias que matchear colores y seguir turnos.

Simple fun family game with snakes varying in length from 3 cards to ten or more! Younger grandkids learned why you have to have a head and a tail for a snake. Older ones had fun calling attempted snake creation with two heads or two tails Chernobyl snakes. Kids had more fun yelling out "new snake" than Hissss. But that was just the dynamics of our group! We simplified scoring so that the winner was the player who had the most number of cards in their completed snake pile! Game of chance with everyone helping meant the youngest to the oldest could be winners! And the number of players during any given game could fluctuate without affecting the completion of a game!

My grand-daughter and I love this game. Easy to pick up and fun, you need a lot of room but one of those games you just get down on the floor and play

A mi hija de 3 años y medio le encanta jugar a montar las serpientes de colores. Jugamos una versión sencilla pero pasamos ratos muy divertidos. Recomendable.

We have been playing this game at our house for about 4 years now. I picked it up when my son was three, and it is still in our rotation as a fun family game- even at his ripe "old" age of 7. We've since added much more complicated games such as blokus, pictionary, yahtzee, carcassone and more to his gaming preferences, but Hiss still gets chosen from time to time for a fast and fun game that we can all enjoy together.The peices are very thick cardboard, brightly colored and very visually interesting. The rules of game play are simple and easy to explain, as you would expect from a children's game. Play takes about 10-15 minutes on average and again, this is not a game that will make you crazy over time (such as candyland or chutes and ladders.)It's one of our favorite games to give as gifts for 3-5 year olds, and a wonderful way to introduce board games to the toddler set. I also highly recommend "Feed the Kitty" for this age group and "Rat a Tat Cat" for the slightly older crowd. We are a serious gaming family (lots of German board games here) and don't find any of those to be particularly insanity inducing- long after candyland was stashed in the attic.