GoliathGrumpy Grandpa Game - Flip The Channel Before Grandpa Flips His Lid - Ages 4 and Up, 2-5 Players - Includes a 24-Piece Puzzle

Huge hit for a four year old! Greedy granny as well. Love the Goliath games. Easily played for all ages. Just long enough to keep toddlers attention. Little compartment to store the tv cards inside is convenient.

I have had fun with my grandkids with this game over Christmas vacation. 4 & 7 year old can do everything alone. 3 year old can read the numbers and play it with me. Probably cannot set it up alone, but I'm playing with them anyway.

My great grands ages 4..3..1 love it ….they can’t wait to watch grandpa flip his wig and throw the cat!

This concept is cute but the set up of the game is quite challenging and a pain to use. It's not as user friendly for kids as Greedy Granny is for kids. I really wish I had read the reviews before I bought it and now have to return it. They need to have this set up like Greedy Granny just with grandpa instead then it would've been just as fun for the kids.

It was a lot of fun for my 4 year old

The game itself is very fun for my 4 year old. He loves playing it both with us and by himself and is a very easy concept to understand. The set up requires an adult as a child can’t manipulate the grandpa alone. But he loves the game none the less.

Purchased this for our grandson the end of October, for Christmas, and it already broke! Grandpa can no longer be seated. Our grandson absolutely loves this game! He has had it for three weeks, and he no longer can play with it because it is broken! He is quite upset about it; but truth be told, I cannot see the point of investing in a second one, only to have this happen again in less than a month!! Thought you might appreciate this feedback. I know nothing lasts forever, but c'mon.... less than a month!! Really !!!

I didn’t spend a lot of money on it, but I thought the grand kids would have fun with it. Worthless toy. Grandpa never jumped up and lost his hair as the players try to steal the remote on his chair. Throes it away. Shouldn’t be advertised at all.