Ryan has launched a game for Apple devices.. and we had to try it out.. oh and it’s free!!
My boys love to play games on hand held devices. This is similar to other games out there, like the Tom Run and Minion Run games.
Ryan, is of course, in the game and so is Combo Panda and Gus the Gummy Gator! It’s so colorful and animated so cute! You can purchase things for the game if you really want to. Ha!
Super simple to play, my 4 and 6 year old had no trouble playing.. me on the other hand.. haha.. well..
Swipe left, right, up and down! That’s pretty much the gist of it.
I couldn’t find this game available for download on the Google Play store, so I think right now it’s only available for Apple devices.
Check out our video review:
I’m sure every kid that watches Ryan’s channel is playing this game!
I just love games, they bring families closer with no screen time involved. So when I was asked if I would be interested in reviewing this game, I couldn’t pass it up.. and to top it off.. this game is super simply, which is a must for kids games!
Love how cute and friendly the dinosaurs look! The box itself is super compelling!
You can play this game with 2, 3 or 4 players! Start by laying out all of the pieces on the board. The youngest player goes first. Pick a piece from the pile, if you get a dino piece, keep it and keep trying to get those pieces to build your whole dino (on your next turn)!
There are also other cards you might get, like another dino (the back ground will be in a different color). If you get these turn these over so no one can see! Another player is aloud to skip “digging for dinos” and instead can choose to try their luck at someone else’s turned over cards! First one to piece their entire dino together, wins!
There are so many learning aspects in this game like, learning colors, learning dinosaur names, learning how to solve and piece something together, as well as learning how to take turns!
This game is for ages 4+ and would make a great Christmas gift! You can purchase this awesome game here:
Not Parent Approved! Ha! I would DEFINITELY approve! This is a super fun card game that allows kids to choose silly answers to silly questions!
Parents now have permission to let kids behave inappropriately with the hilarious family card game Not Parent Approved. While unexpected burps and farts can be considered bad manners, they do create laughter, hence the basis of this unconventional Family Night of fun.
Who would think being naughty, on occasion, would be a good idea? Two corporate marketing moms created the card game after being exasperated by what they were witnessing in their neighborhoods. Stacy Katz and Maximina Revis discovered in their research that the average 8-to-10-year-old spends nearly eight hours a day with a variety of different media, and older children and teenagers spend more than 11 hours per day, according to a 2013 policy statement on Children, Adolescents, and the Media,â the American Academy of Pediatrics.
The 455 cards (105 questions and 350 answers) involve cultural references from Taylor Swift to wedgies. Best of all, itâs offline requiring no plugs, cords, earbuds or charging. Kids must look at each other and interact in conversation. Imagine that!
When the kids are bored or you need to wait 20 minutes for a restaurant table, open up this card game and watch their eyes light up! Itâs 100% family-friendly despite the awkward name. Two mompreneurs designed the card deck to reintroduce a love of tabletop games for a screen-obsessed generation. It is certainly attention-grabbing while quick, simple play for every tween, teen and college kid in the household. 455 cards, for 4-10 players. Game play takes 6-60 minutes at each other and interact in conversation. Imagine that!
Since making a splash in the toy world, Not Parent Approved ($24.99) has won the approval of many toy judges and award accolades fromDr. Toy 100 Best Childrenâs Products, National Parenting Product Awards 2016 Winner, Scholastic Parent & Child Gold Star Toy and Tillywig Toy Awardsâ Best Family Fun Award Winner.
Even the Wall Street Journal gave a thumbs up when reviewing the game. âGame Onâ columnist and neuroscientist Christopher Chabris wrote,â for players who arenât old enough for some of the more adult humor, there is Not Parent Approved, with cards that appeal to preteen sensibilities: âBoys remind me ofâŚâ might be completed with âunidentifiable cafeteria food.â In any version, this kind of game will stretch your mind, and your social skills, in unusual directions.â
Itâs not just hard-to-please toy industry experts and neuroscientists but amazon-buying parents who squeal at the antics of this card game! I hope you’ll be interested to give this game a whirl and write a review! This game would be perfect to suggest for finicky, impossible-to-buy for tweens and teens for holiday gifts!
Write up by Not Parent Approved
We also received the #1 & #2 Expansion Packs! Not only can kids have fun with this, but also adults as well. A great alternative to screen time and an awesome way to bond and have some much needed silly but fun family time!
For more information you can visit there site here.
Check out our review on our Thomas channel:
Who won this game?? Watch to find out and to see how fun this game really is!
I have kids under the age of 5, we all team up on this game since the boys can’t read it and it’s still a whole lot of fun!!
Dream Team Family 