LEGO® DUPLO Town Hopey's Castle Game 10450 Toy Building Set, 47 Pieces

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter was really interested in the duplo aspect and enjoyed playing with the pieces initially, but she struggled to understand the point of the game. We played for a little while and seemed to enjoy it at first but she quickly lost interest and unfortunately hasn’t asked to play with it again. That said the Lego pieces themselves are of great quality and she did enjoy exploring and playing with them independently. Overall, it’s a nice idea combining Lego/duplo with a game, but for us, the game concept didn’t quite hold her attention.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Got this as a birthday present and it's been a big hit with the whole family! Really fun, simple game after building together, that both the kids and adults enjoy playing together. Definitely one we'll be getting plenty of use out of!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids really enjoyed playing LEGO Hopsy's Castle! Li The game is fun, colorful, and entertaining, and I especially liked exploring the castle and playing through the different challenges. The LEGO style makes everything look really cool, and it's a great game for LEGO fans. Overall, I had a lot of fun and would definitely recommend giving it a try.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Another excellent quality Lego Duplo product. Easy, neat storage box to keep things tidy. Versatile product with a variety of ways to play. Can play two different games or can leave the pieces out for open ended imaginative play, which I love. My three year old is loving this product. The pieces are a great size for little hands, bright, fun and exciting. The pictorial instructions are good but it would be even better if there were written instructions included too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Amazing my daughter loves it she's been playing with it everyday building different things not just the one shown on the box storage is excellent too pieces are perfect size for young children less chance of losing them too

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sophie-Mae has had hours of fun with this toy and still gets excited to play with it. It's kept her entertained for ages, and I love watching her use her imagination while she plays. It's really good quality, easy for little hands to use, and has quickly become one of her favourite toys. I'd definitely recommend it to other parents.

I took advantage of the sale on this Lego set and I couldn't resist doing so. Macy's has the best sales on top-rated toys! I'm donating this to a church raffle and am sure it will be a big hit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Playability: Fun and easy to play, making it enjoyable for both kids and adults. Portability: Compact enough to take on trips or to friends' houses. Storage: All the pieces store neatly in the box, making clean-up simple. Durability: The LEGO pieces are sturdy and built to last through lots of games. Value: Excellent value, combining a fun board game with genuine LEGO quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We absolutely loved the Hopsy’s Castle game and we had lots of fun playing as a family! It can be played as two different games with the board using the depicted instructions. Although it would have been better to have written instructions too. My little one is using it also as a dollhouse for role playing with the three characters included. The quality of Lego blocks is always superb and they will last forever. You could also add more Lego blocks from other collections. The blocks are lightweight and easy to assemble for 3 years old toddlers. I highly recommend it!

The board game aspect needs to more like a board game with rules and directions. We don't understand how this was a "game". There are not enough turns to build a castle. How should we build a castle? Maybe certain pieces should go on first (like a base, a door, a wall) and certain pieces should go on last (like the roof or the flags). Instead our character makes it the end of the board game with a pile of rubble as their castle. What a disappointment!!!! Did the creator of this game ever play a board game with a young child?