Herd Your Horses Board Game Review: 
My daughter is a horse fanatic. Was going to buy Horseopoly for my daughter but then I read other customers reviews of this game. Everyone seemed to love it! We love it too! It is simple to learn and there are 3 different versions to play of the game and 2 solitare games. We never tire of this game!
Herd Your Horses Board Game Review: I played this with my 8 year old granddaughter and I know we will have years of playing this. The information on the many varieties of mustangs and ranch horses is priceless.
This product was for my older son, but it turns out the 8 yr. old liked it more, even though it was hard for him to maneuver. As stated in other reviews, the graphics are pretty bad the older kids aren’t going for it. One other thing to get to another course, you first have to conquer the first course, which gets very boring. It would be more fun if you could use all the courses, whenever you wanted to. It is well made and even held my husband who is about 160 lbs.
finding this item in the stores even though they advertised it. I was able to get it through Amazon, however. The game is wrong about 50% of the time and I think the company was quick to get these manufactured for the holidays and has not worked out all of the kinks yet.
based on making sets of cards. I have played the SET Game for years and really like the challenging way Triology uses that idea. A SET is any three cards that are alike or completely different in each one of their features. In Triology you make SETS and put them down for points when it is your turn.
Considering the overall age of this game it is still quite entertaining. The graphics are acceptable and the replay device let’s you see what happened fairly well. Would have been nice to have a playbook or a function to see the diagrams larger and longer than in play calling mode. I play against the computer and allow the game to generate the action so I don’t have to use all the keypad responses. It takes a bit of time to get a grip on the strengths and weaknesses of teams from 1994-5 but the game is consistant when certain matchups are repeated. All in all it’s not too bad.
game that can be played with adults or children, or a mixture of both. My 8 year old thinks it is such fun. Add a little incentive to the game and play with coins or dollar bills instead of the chips.
I got this for my grandson’s birthday. He turned 8 and it took a while just to get the packaging off the game, but once we did the fun began. He and his mom played it, he played it alone, I played it alone and I suspect it will get played a lot more tonight when everyone gets home. Great game for most ages. If they can recognize colors and follow the verbal directions, then they can play this game.
iehard Caddyshack fan! Some of the questions are just too easy, but then you get the ones where you say to yourself, where is that part in the movie! Great fun to play.
game as a kid and was so excited to see it re-introduced! This game can be VERY addicting. It does require some skill to shoot the ball just right and there are tons of laughs to go around when the ball doesn’t roll where you want it to. Great game to play with the kids or other adults great way to play a lively interactive game that provides opportunity for real interaction with your opponent.
s a great toy for my two grandchildren who are 2-1/2 years old when they visit me. What a big disappointment. The balls never return to me they get stuck near the opening. When you throw them at the openings with the flap they never go through because the balls are to light and the flap stays in place. My granddchildren enjoyed climbing into it and just playing with the balls. I folded it up and returned it.