Don't Break the Ice
by Hasbro
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Toys and Games Reviews of Don't Break the Ice
Customer Review: Maybe bored children watch too much tv and game boy
Summary: 5 Stars
These classic toys are great and wonderful for fine motor development and problem solving. My kids (4 y.o.) love them. My kids don't have game boys or watch tv, though. I think the reason they seemed less "boring" 30 years ago was because parents played WITH their kids and there were more games that involved interaction with PEOPLE and less electronic distractions.Customer Review: A hit!
Summary: 5 Stars
We bought this game as a present for our 5 year old niece and she wanted to play it all afternoon. After a little explanation on how to easiest put the "ice" into the frame she was setting it up in no time and starting to understand the concept of strategically hitting them out in the best way. She's continued to ask to play with it when we visit too :)Customer Review: Thrilling and Fun!
Summary: 5 Stars
If you had this game as a kid, Im sure you remember the excitement and anticipation in waiting for your turn to tap the "ice". This game was (and still is) amazingly fun and exciting. I played recently with my nieces and it was funny to see the same excitement that Im sure I had at their age. This game is a crowd pleaser. Dont miss it!Customer Review: One of my son's favorites
Summary: 4 Stars
This is one of my son's favorites - going on a year now. He plays it a few times per week. Not only is it fun, I find it a bit educational. We count the squares as we're setting up the rows, and there is strategy involved. I knocked a star off because of the noise factor - perhaps the hammers could have a little padding to make them less noisy?Customer Review: Easy Fun Toy
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this toy for my son and niece. They love it. They can put it together themselves and when the polar bear falls watch out because everyone laughs, even the one who made the polar bear fall. It teaches children how to take turns and to accept a loss if they actually do knock the polar bear down. I even play to get in on the fun.