Holey Moley - Card Guessing Game - Who Am I? - Kids & Family Friendly - for 2 or More Players, for Kids Ages 6 and Up

this is a fun little game. my two children really enjoyed it. the cards are a good thickness and the holes are big enough for our fingers to go through. the pictures are bright and vivid. my kids really got a kick out of it. this would make a perfect stocking stuffer!

this card game was really easy to learn. i will say it game can end quickly with the rules that it has so we kinda made up our own rules but i feel every game ever in the history of board games you kinda do that because the rules it comes with makes the game kinda boring and short lol. all of the cards were there and none were missing. all in fantastic condition. box is small and compact so easy to pack while when not using it.

Holey Moley is a fun family or party game, especially if you have young children. I love that it is fairly easy to adapt the game to the group you are playing with. When we played with young children ages 3 - 5, we let them ask questions and make the noise of the animal or item they had. With children a little older (ages 5 - 8) we had them ask yes/no questions. With teens and adults, we "acted out" the item or animal on the card with our fingers that were sticking through the card. This is surprisingly difficult and completely hilarious.Holey Moley is not a game that you will want to play several rounds of, but it is a fun 15-minute game. It is a fun ice breaker for a family reunion or a party. The instructions are simple and easy to explain. There are only 52 cards in the deck so it won't take long before you start recognizing cards. I hope that there is going to be another edition of the deck with some new images to guess so we can mix it up.

Cute game! The kids really like it (ages 3, 6 and 9). We've played with other families too and it's been fun. I feel like the randomness of the cards makes it a little frustrating and having specific categories might make it better. But they all get a kick out of it.The premise is simple. You pick a card from the deck and put your finger(s) in the hole(s) without looking at it and roll the dice. Based on the symbol on the dice, you can either ask a question about the card, move your fingers to try to act it out, or the other players can give you information about what your card is.If the answer is "yes" to your question (or your finger acting) then you get to roll again and do those actions again. If not, then your turn is over and the next person goes. You keep the same card until you guess what it is. Once you successfully guess the card, you keep it as one point. First to five cards / points wins.It’s not a very specific game and kind of open to interpretation. But it's a cute idea and the kids all like it!

I planned on using this game in my online teaching to help students identify different animals. The picture on the front of the game shows two cards (one elephant and one donkey) with fingers coming through the holes for the trunk and the ears. I thought it was cute that the fingers could be used as part of the body. After I received the game, I found that there were more than just animals on the cards. (If I had looked at all the pictures before purchasing the item, I would have seen this.) The variety of items on the cards is widespread, ranging from a crab to an elephant to a cheerleader to a toilet brush. I think it would be very difficult to play the first few times, having such random pictures; but after playing through the deck a few times it would be almost too easy to play. The holes in the cards are in different places, and once you know the expanse of pictures on the cards it would be much easier to guess which one is which just by the holes. I will say the cards are made of a sturdy cardstock, so they should hold up to a little wear and tear. The game is compact, and it would be easy to take on a trip. It's just not for me.

We got such a HOOT out of this game! The pictures are so funny and it was enjoyed by both children and adults alike. Cards are sturdy and finger holes work for even my husband with big hands! So fun, glad we found this little gem of a game!

I was getting bored of just sitting on the couch and watching TV every night with my husband after the kids went to bed, so I admittedly got this because it seemed like an easy lazy game. Oh, how many laughs we have had! You put your fingers through and try and act out what the item is while the other person guesses (most basic way to describe it but not all of the rules). Let me tell you it is harder to move your fingers in those little holes than you think it is going to be lol. It is sometimes very easy to convey what you’re trying to show, but other times it is very difficult and ends up and hysterical laughing. This isn’t a game that I think we would get attached to and play often but it’ll definitely be fun to pull out once in a while. Because it’s hard to maneuver your fingers in these ways, it can get a little repetitive and boring after a while. In my opinion, it should be played as a pretty short game and probably not multiple rounds, but that’s up to you. I gave it a four out of five because we definitely got some good laughs and that is one of the biggest points of this game in my eyes. It’s a very simple game that everyone can easily learn which is another bonus. It’s definitely cute as well.

This is a great game to get kids to use descriptive words. I like how the back of the card shows how you place your fingers to really make them part of the picture on the other side. I've used this in my 4th grade special ed classroom and the kids really have fun when we play!