GoliathSmack 'N Snack Game - Collect Snacks from Vending Machine Before Monsters Attack! - Ages 4 and Up, 2-4 Players

Grandson loves this game

I almost didn’t buy this game because so many people complained about the pieces getting stuck in the vending machine. Here’s the deal: it says right in the instructions that after each time you add a snack to the vending machine, you are supposed to rock it back-and-forth. It is on a little spring like structure that makes this easy. Then the items that you place in the vending machine don’t get stuck, they move toward the bottom like they are supposed to. Just read the instructions and you’ll be fine people! It’s a fun game and the children at my speech therapy practice have really enjoyed it.

My students loved this game, but we only were able to play twice! The pieces jammed inside the game and it could no longer be used. It has been almost a month since contacting Goliath Games directly, and still no solution. After sending massive amounts of information to them about my purchase (serial number, receipt, video showing issue, etc.), they finally replied that I can receive a replacement game. Then, they tell me they do not have a replacement and ask me to pick another game to receive from their website. I have requested two other games already and they keep saying they do not have those either. Again, don’t waist your time!

I bought this for a 3 and 5 year old and they just love playing it.

I can’t really review this because his B-day is in a couple of months. Looks like something he would like and have fun playing.

Got the idea for this product from a podcaster who raved about her students in middle school loving it. My students pick other games over this one.The game itself is decent but my students don’t LOVE it.

I bought this for my 5 year old. It is fun to play even for adults.

My 4 year old had a blast playing this. We played with him and our 15 year old. We did probably 6 or 7 rounds and even though it’s not a “big people” game it was still fun trying to win! Also, it takes zero batteries. Literally just open it up, place a few stickers and such in the vending machine and read the instructions which are super simple and my four year old was able to play and follow along correctly. The back the of vending machine also opens up for a little storage compartment to keep your “snacks” in when game is not in use. He was getting pretty excited while playing and smacked the button pretty hard a few times and all was well. Game seems to be pretty durable and should withstand some “abuse” during excited play from little hands. Would easily make a good gift and a quick and fun game to keep little ones interactive over the winter months when playing outside might not always be an option.