If you’re on the hunt for a fresh and thrilling game to engage your kids for hours on end, your search ends here with the Ring-A-Ding-Ding game! This delightful and interactive experience is ideal for children of all ages, ensuring fun and laughter for the entire family. Let’s explore what sets the Ring-A-Ding-Ding game apart and why your children will be excited to play it.
Ring-A-Ding-Ding features 26 vibrant stretchy bands that resemble various hair types, one bell, and 32 cards showcasing different finger position patterns.
The game begins with the oldest player flipping over a card. All players then compete to recreate the pattern shown on the card using the bands on their hands. The first player to arrange the bands correctly and ring the bell wins that round.
If you successfully match the pattern, you keep the card and earn a point. The first player to gather five cards is declared the winner.
For older children, there’s a more challenging version of the game where players have just five seconds to memorize the card before attempting to replicate the pattern.
This is what five year old Miss P has to say about Ring-A-Ding-Ding.
Ring-A-Ding-Ding is a lot of fun. You have to put the rings on your finger by copying the card and then you ring the bell to beat your mom. The game can be a little hard. You need 5 cards to win. Guess who won?
And there you have it. Ring-A-Ding-Ding is fun for the whole family, but the kids in particular.
About Amigo Games
Founded in 1980, Amigo Games is a German game manufacturer, focusing on children, family, strategy, and card games. The company is known for producing games that feature high quality components, excellent game play, and themes that resonate with consumers all at a fair price. Amigo’s games are sold in 38 countries worldwide.
www.amigo.games
Great review,love the photos.This sure sounds like a game my granddaughters would enjoy !
This sounds like a great game for the young ones and it also teaches them to match, my granddaughter would have fun with this one!
This sounds like a neat game. Grandson isn’t quite old enough for this one.