[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So much fun for a family, a youth group, or hosting friends. The game needs room to play, but keeps everyone involved in the flow of the game. I would highly recommend this game for those looking to add another game to their collection!

[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.

This game was a great stress reliever. The avocados that you throw actually feel squishy like stress balls. It was exciting and competitive. The rules were not too difficult. The game is played almost in the same sense as dodgeball. Every one in our group laughed so hard. You don’t want to have drinks or food on the table! We found this out the hard way.

Our family is loving this game. From adults to children, this is a super fun addition to game night, just go buy it. It makes a great gift for all ages. You have to be on your game as Avacados can start flying through the air at any minute. We laughed so hard playing this game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have eight year old twins and they loved the throwing aspect of this game. The only issue was that it was a bit confusing at first, and they wanted to get right into it. You can find quick videos that make it all make a lot more sense, though. I do wish the avocados were a bit sturdier, though, because even though they're holding up now I could see there being issues with tearing down the road; especially if you have rambunctious children like I do.It is a fun way to get them up and moving, though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Where to begin! This game is really different & unique from any game I’ve played before! It incorporates physical activity with strategy which I LOVED as a parent to a 7 and 2 year old. The avocados that came with it are basically slow rise squishies. It would be hard to injure someone by throwing it, which is a relief, since hitting an opponent with it is part of the game! There were different variations. I did the two player option with my 7 year old. We had a hard time figuring out exactly HOW to play correctly. It was just very confusing. There are many aspects. We eventually just made up our OWN rules, and that’s when it became easier and more fun. I think If you’re playing with more than 2 players, and it’s an older crowd, maybe it would be easier/better. I highly suggest you watch the how to video, one does come with the game directions. Explaining to a younger crowd may just take a lot longer. Maybe check out some people playing it to see exactly what’s involved.

If you only play with your sister and no one else (like me) then sadly you can’t use both throw throw games but it’s still INCREDIBLY FUN (and beyond adorable) honestly no joke these games have been my favorite of all time please get these games you won’t regret it (unless you hate fun for some reason) seriously though these games all of them are so much fun so please do yourself a favor and get them

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is really fun to play. My nephew and cousins love playing it too. We love taking turns to play it. The avocado pieces are light and perfect for throwing. My little cousin gets the avocados and runs saying they are hers since she is too small to play this card game yet we need them to play it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Throw Throw Avocado game is so cute. Me and my son were playing this and he absolutely loves it. So easy to understand and easy to play. This will keep you entertained for hours and will also give you some good quality family time. Great learning by tool!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is super fun to play with at least one other person! My son and I had a blast playing this! It's different and unique, but very easy rules to follow! You can even pair this game with another called Throw Throw Burrito!