Moose games Gassy Gus Game

This game is very cute & fun for my 4 y/o granddaughter & me. It is a bit hard for her to operate, but she is ok with me helping.

Fun game for children

Kids love this game! Another plus is that there are no batteries involved! Simple for young children to understand, simply a number on the card and that is the amount of time they pump Gus. My youngest is 3 and he can play as well! Also has cute little soda bottle cards that you can give to other players when you want to try to get him to pop on someone else's turn. I mostly do it to my husband when we play with the kids, haha! Also, easy set up. Only con is it says 2-4 players but if you use less soda bottles (aka belly busters), you can probably sneak in another 2 people. All around a fun purchase.

The kids love this game

UPDATE: Gus can be taken apart and stored in the box. It’s not easy, but it can be done. Gassy Gus is a big hit with my nephew. He's 6. And a boy. So farts are very entertaining. Gus was easy to assemble. Not as easy to disassemble though. In fact, I haven't yet determined if he can be taken apart. It would be very frustrating if he can't be stored in the box in which he came. I hate board games that can't be stored in their boxes. Don't game makers get that we don't all have unlimited storage?! Sorry. Rant over. Back to Gus. This game is easy to understand and easy to play. Each game is pretty quick. I'd say 10 minutes or less. It's nice sometimes to have a quick game. We played 3 times the first time and only stopped because we ran out of time. I'm pretty sure the kid would've kept playing. He didn't get bored. We had 3 players and both adults wouldn't have minded playing again. It's a cute game. It's nerve-wracking awaiting Gus' next blast, but in an entertaining, enjoyable kind of way. I think younger kids learning their numbers would benefit from this game. Fun while learning. Only complaint the boy had was he wishes there was a variety of fart sounds. Mainly "longer and wetter farts." Boys.