[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this game for my 10 year old and she is obsessed! She said this game is so much fun. This was super easy for her to learn and teach us all to play. We all have wonderful family game nights playing this game. The little avacado is so adorable too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game quickly became a family favorite. Our kids are 7 and 10, it was fun for them AND fun for mom and dad. There aren’t many games out there where everyone has a blast! We have played this several times a week since we first got it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Throw Throw Avocado is a super fun game for the whole family. It's absolutely adorable and very easy to play. My kids caught on quick and have a blast throwing and dodging the avocados. I love that there is a secret envelope of cards to be used if you combine Throw Throw Burrito. The avocado pieces are soft and squishy, and the card are all organized and easy to understand. It's a unique game unlike any other we have played. Loads of fun and great for family game night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My family loves this game! We could not wait to open it up and play! We never played the other sister games, so we had to learn the rules. Definitely need a lot of space to really get the full effect of game, and make sure nothing breakable is near. Those avocados can get wild!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a family we love playing games and this one looks super fun and while it it fun it was kinda confusing to figure out. Basically the point of the game is to make as many sets of three match cards as possible and once all the cards are gone then the person with the most sets win. Now the confusing part comes with when you can get cards and what happens with your discard cards as you are only allowed to have five up right cards in your hand and you create a discard pile and then you have a pile of 15 cards and a community pile to pull from. As you have a chance to loose points with the different avocado battles where you collect matching battle cards and you either have a chance to grab an avocado and hit one of your opponents and if you hit them they get a boo boo little token or if you miss them you get the boo boo token and you loose a point, player can use shields run and or dodge to make sure not to get hit. The confusing part is when drawing from the community cards do you draw 15 cards a create a new personal pile and when your out do you just shuffle the discard piles back in, I feel like it would just save time to just have one community pile (it’s saids to have two) and one discard pile as it would probably save time and make the game easier to play. I do like that you don’t have to play in any order to play this game as you just grab cards as fast as possible it can make playing a bit chaotic especially when you attempting to grab and throw the avocados at each other but it’s can also be really fun to be rushing and trying to get the cards to throw the avocados, which I will add are pretty soft and squishy. I definitely like the idea and concept of the game and great for kids to get out Engery but also the chaos of playing can be a lot. I feel like this is a game some people would love but definitely not a game for everyone.

What's better than throwing avocados at your friends? We played this game for the first time as a group of adults and had a blast! It's action-packed and requires you to play quick. We had so many laughs during this game! It will definitely be making an appearance again at one of our upcoming get togethers! Highly recommended!

This game is SO FUNNY. You get to strategize during game play, but can also be simple enough even for the little ones to get - so the whole family can enjoy! Then, they get to LAUNCH AVOCADOS at each other - too funny! The avocados themselves are super soft, life a softer version of a stress ball. Would highly recommend for the "cool" families who let their kids get a little wild on game night!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game was way too hard to understand and took a ton of reading. It was also very hard to explain to kids. My kids did, however, enjoy throwing the avocados at each other, but all in all this is not one of our family favorites as it took way too much time to figure how to play and understand. Also requires a large room or area to play in, maybe would be good for outside as there is a lot of moving around involved.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I haven't played the burrito game and this is the first one I tried. I decided to take this out during a family get together with kids and it was a blast. This is not like the typical board games but involves more physical activity and involvement. It took us some time to understand the rules and how to play, but once past that stage, it's a lot of fun.

I received this game for free in exchange for my honest opinion. I played this game with other adults and we found the directions to be a little confusing, but they started to make more sense as we played the game. Be careful of ruthless sisters, though, because my sister threw the avocado at my face so hard it made my nose bleed! We also only played one round, and I think the game would move a little faster with more practice. I also think this would be a fun family game to play with kids.