Wild Planet Hyper Jump

The primary game is great for one or more players. You can control the difficulty, too, by limiting or expanding the distance between markers. We have not played the team games as yet, but this is a terrific game, which automatically progresses in difficulty as you play. Keeps you on the move to beat the last score - your own or another player's. Portable, too, which makes it easy to take-along!

After reading the positive reviews left by others, I purchased this toy for my 5 year old daughter and 3 1/2 year old son. They have had it for several weeks now and absolutely love it. With four difficulty levels, I'm sure this will be a toy that stays around a while...right now level one or two is about right for us. I would highly recommend this toy and plan to buy a few more as birthday gifts for my kids' friends.

When the package arrived, my kids got so excited and wanted to play right away. This game was so much fun for all of us as a family. This is from my 8 year old daughter, "It's really good for kids because we get really hyper and start running all over the place. I really like the game and so does my 5 year old brother." Plus, we really liked the math aspect of the game as well. They really liked the added challenge. I don't think you will be disappointed with this fun, challenging, and educational toy.

We bought this for our 6 year old son a couple of months ago and it is his favorite game! Our 3 year year old plays with him and loves it! There are different games and levels. They play almost every day. I don't see them getting bored with this for a long time. This was definitely the BEST purchase!

I bought Hyperdash this winter for my kids, and it's been great! My older kids are two and five, and both are able to play this game (and I often join them). There are four different game settings, and four levels of each game. In hyper dash and team dash settings, you set the targets up and hit them in the order the announcer calls out. The targets can be set up anywhere--even in different rooms or around the perimeter of the yard. In the micro dash and team micro dash settings, you set the targets on the table and have to hit the targets in longer and longer sequences. On the lower levels, players are guided by the colors. This is great, because my two-year-old doesn't recognize his numbers very well but does know his colors, so he is able to actually join in the play. The higher levels use numbers and and even simple addition and subtraction to guide the players, which is challenging for my 5-year-old. At the end of each game, the hand held device announces how much time each player took or the number of sequences each player was able to remember and then announces which player won the game. Kids can play against themselves by trying to beat their own time, play head-to-head, or play on relay teams. This game teaches coordination, good sportsmanship, turn taking, colors, numbers, memorization, and simple math. It's a great way to get exercise in the winter because we can set the course up around the house. My only complaint is that the game can't be stored in the box it comes in because it has a window cut out to display the hand held device. Other than that, this game is great!