Purchased for my niece's 6th birthday (she loves sharks). We played about five rounds, and she seemed to really enjoy it. She is very familiar with Go Fish and matching four-of-a-kind, so she's got the basics. The speed and the awareness of her co-players is going to take a few more games, but it’s not overly difficult to learn. If you already know how to play Spoons, then you know how to play this game.
The cardboard sharks are sturdy. The cards are no more or less sturdy than regular playing cards. The addition of the extra-chance shark teeth is a great idea--it helps the game last longer (but don't worry, this isn't Uno; the game will end).
In my opinion this game would be great for ages 7-9; younger kids would definitely be able to play, but know your kids and their gaming capabilities. It can be fast or slow, but it works best if all players move at similar speeds (but not mandatory). A 13yo sibling might get frustrated with the 6yo's speed, and vice versa, for example. But once everyone gets the hang of it, I think it would be a great family game. Not too babyish for the big kids, not too complicated for the younger kids.
A fun game, a great gift.
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