Playroom Entertainment Burger Academy - A Game for 1-6 Players

I used it in my class and students had fun!

You need to match the image on the card, while bidding against your opponents in how many moves it will take you…..to win the point. There are 19 burger parts (4 buns, 3 tomatoes, 3 onions, 3 cheeses, 3 hamburgers and 3 pieces of lettuce). The burgers and the accompanying accouterments are of excellent quality and representations. The game can be graded up or down depending on the age of the child or children playing. All you need to do is remove some of the accouterments to make it simpler. It is nice that you can play in groups or by yourself. There are three rules you need to follow in order to build the burger. This takes motor planning, sequencing, and eye-hand coordination skills. If you are able to build the burger on the card in the allotted time you bid, you receive a french fry as a point. The first player with 10 fries wins. You need to be every bit of 8 years old to play.

The adults were planning a take out lunch when the 8 year old who had just received this spoke up, humor in his voice, "Don't worry about me. I have this big burger to eat!" It is a really cute looking game, well constructed and visually appealing. The game play is similar to other coordination/planning games we've tried in recent years, but aimed at an older child audience. I consider it the graduation up from the Go, Go Gelato game the kids have been enjoying the last few years but have started to age past or just get overly familiar with. You can make it harder or simpler depending on the skill set. The kids will have fun because it is HAMBURGERS. So it's a fun game for family game night, especially on burger night if you have those.