Zoch 601132100 "Da Ist Der Wurm Drin Game

We absolutely love this game and have purchased it as a gift for other children many times.As a first game it works perfectly, there's learning about turn taking and the only thing you need to understand is colour matching. The game lasts under 10 minutes which is useful as you can quickly play again if someone is sad that they didn't win.The brilliant thing about this game though is that it has the added element of betting on which worm will pop out first so the game isn't pure luck and children can start to learn (very very simple!) strategy.This game works for children from 3 to 7 years old, and makes a great birthday present for a 3 or 4 year old to get their game collection started. As a first game it should be recognised as being in the same league as the little orchard games by Haba.

Very funny game and very colourful. My 4 year old little girl loves it! There are 4 worms that go under the soil and we just see them at the daisies, the strawberries and the finishing line. The board is nicely done to give that effect of the worms going into the soil. There are different sized and coloured worm body parts that you add to your worm depending on which colour you get when you roll the die. If you are lucky you can feed them with daisies and strawberries. It is always a surprise to find out who is going to be the first worm head to pop out at the finishing line. It is quick to play and good fun. so be ready to play a few times in a row.

Perfect game

Super game, good quality , my nearly 4 years old can play 10 times in row.

Someone asked about the instruction in English- yes it does have it. See the photo. It spreads over 3 pages, but game very easy, fun and intuitional.

I bought this game for Christmas this year (Santa always brings one new board game!) and it has been played near constantly in the last few days by 3 of my children who are 8, 3 and 2.It's great fun, doesn't require knowledge of accurate counting as this game uses a colour die instead of numbers and the kids learn to gauge lengths as they 'bet' on whose worm arrives first at the end of the worm tunnel.Another plus for this game is that it doesn't last long to play it. A game is typically finished in 5-10 minutes so several rounds can be played without smaller childrens' attention span being exhausted.Some of the pieces are small though so smaller children should be supervised while playing as they could easily swallow them. Another point about the size of the pieces is that there is a possibility of them getting lost quite easily. Other than that, it's a very well-made game.

Great games for 3+.

Great game. What a fun for the whole family.