University Games, Dog Man Attack of The FLEAS Cooperative Board Game Based On The Popular Dog Man Book Series by DAV Pilkey for 2 to 6 Players Ages 6 and Up

My grandson really wanted this game but I never see him playing it because he would have to put his cell phone down. He is 10 years old and on the Spectrum. Super smart but has a very short fuse and an explosive personally. Someone else with a more normal child may be able to give a better review.

Fun great family game

Love it!!

Game showed up with two parts bags instead of one parts bag and the box thing for the bad guys. But that's ok we didn't care we just rubber banded the thing together and took parts off as we played. Was kind of interesting to learn to play but fun game that my little guy likes to play

I disagree with those that say this game is easy, and the bad guys can’t win. 3 of us played 3 times and we lost every time. If the bad guys keep rolling 3’s, good luck! I agree the instructions are missing some details, but I looked up the instructional video online and I feel like that helped settle a few questions I had. It just didn’t help us win 🤣 We won’t give up. We like the teamwork aspect. I don’t understand the value in the alternative game play option though. Seemed pointless. Perhaps I just don’t understand the game, although I’m a big gamer and don’t usually have trouble understanding.Tips missing in instructions (as I interpreted):1) You must choose to play a token or spin, not both2) You can’t use the shrink ray unless you are on the same space with robo brontosaurus (versus another player)3) Robo brontosaurus does not keep moving after you destroy him

It was a gift. Person receiving it liked it.

Entertaining game for the kiddos. They loved it.

This game isn't thought through enough. Lots of missing game situations leading to your guess what the rules are. The bad guys have no chance of winning and this is with 2 players only. If all 6 players are present by the time the last person needs to be on the run - game may as well be over. The good guys have too many "extras" on their disposal and a game that has always only one side as the winner is a no fun game.Materials are great quality though, not cheap ones. It's unfortunate that the creator didn't want to spend more time and refine/complete the instructions, covering all the situations that may occur. So, if you're looking for a structured board game - skip on this one. However, if your kids want to play by their own rules, make them up as they play, or just want to enjoy the characters and toss them around - then yes, this could be a good gift. It can go either way...