Pressman Lucky Ducks -- The Memory and Matching Game that Moves, 5"

The “quacking” noises sound a bit more like squeaky gears, but it works great! My kid loves it just as much as I used to

This is a fun toy for toddlers. A good game that the whole family can play with the little ones. Teaches some motor skills and shapes. The only bad thing about it parents have to listen to the quack , quack, quacks while they are playing it.

All the toddlers enjoyed this at a birthday party!

My kids LOVE this game. I love that it is simple. There are very few pieces making clean up and storage easy. There aren't too many directions to confuse the kids. We would play it more often but for one issue, the noise. As the ducks move around the pond There is the cute quacking noise. However. The noise is constant and continuous. As long as the pond is moving the game just quacks and quacks and quacks and QUACKS. Since the game is quick, my kids usually want to play several rounds in a row. Meaning constant quacking. There is no way to have the pond move and also turn off the quacking. There is nowhere to adjust the volume either. If you want the pond to move, you have to put up with the noise. The game is just not the same if the pond is not moving, so I endure the noise but I can only take it in small doses. If they would add a feature to have the sound on or off by players choice I would rate this 5 stars. It's a good product and a fun game that works on memory, it's just too obnoxious with the sound.

A oldie, but goodie. Very simple and fun game. My grandson loves it. I had to return the first one because the pond didn’t quack. In hindsight I should have kept it. The quacking isn’t too bad though as it seems to be once every pond rotation. Just a forewarning, all the ducks eyes come as individual stickers and have to be put on the ducks as do the colored shapes. Though I felt it was a bit pricey and the ponds sturdiness is questionable I would still recommend it.

Cute game and seems well built. My son just doesn’t like playing it the right way. It’s frustrating to me, but he does enjoy getting this game out, so 5 stars.

This is a throwback game I remember from when I was little, great cooperative game for toddlers working on colors, shapes, taking turns, and fine motor skills. Only assembly required is putting the stickers on.

It is ok for a 3 year old, but that is about it. As others have mentioned, you have to put the stickers on yourself, and there is no extras, so if you don't pay attention and forget that you have to put a shape sticker on 4 places on the game itself, you might end up putting all 4 of one shape on ducks and wind up having to peel one off. Yes, this happened to me. The stickers for the eyes are also real small and can be a pain to put on if you have big fingers. I feel the cost is a bit too high too. I found out after I had purchased it, that it can be bought from a 5 and under store for 5 bucks. Playing a game with 4 people tends to end pretty quick, which i guess can be good for a toddler with a short attention span. That being said, from a 3 year old's perspective, its a great game with good replay value. My son loves this game.

Es un producto muy bonito, en resumen es un juego de memoria pero que se mueve, es bastante divertido para los pequeños, y el precio está muy bien.

So straight away you need to allow some set up time to pop all the shape stickers, and the eye stickers to the ducks. Not an issue because my 3 year old was happy playing with the other ducks while I was doing it. And don’t forget your AA batteries so the pond can move! I couldn’t recommend this game more, we’ve already played it countless times, the ducks do tend to fall over when you put them back on the moving pond but that just added to the fun! My daughter loved fixing them all again. Not only is it good for the game, it’s great for counting, recognising colours and shapes and my daughter keeps putting them on the pond just to sing ‘5 little ducks’. I can see it being a firm favourite in the house!

My son is 1.5 years old and we bought him this for Christmas. He is obsessed. Loves to turn it off/on and stand all the ducks up while the tray is moving. So far he has pushed down on the moving belt several times (we stop him when we catch him) and it still works great. We're very happy that it's holding up sturdiness-wise. It was a pain in the butt putting all the sticker eyes on (FYI-the game sends you plain yellow ducks and sticker pads. You need to put the eyes and coloured shapes on the bottom). I do wish I could mute it sometimes, one can only take so much quacking, lol. Just a suggestion for the manufacturer, I'd pay more for mute-ability. All around though, I highly recommend this game, it'll grow nicely with my toddler.

Bellissimo gioco per bambini!

Great game for kids. It's fun and teaches your child different skills such as turn taking, being patient and waiting your turn, teaches shapes and colours at the same time as well as imagination play as you can sing or tell a story while playing and have heaps of laughs in the process. It's a very social game that can create fun for the whole family. Enjoy!