Kabuto Sumo: Bug Wrestling - Board Game - Dexterity Game - 2 to 4 Players - 15-20 Minutes Play Time

Just picked this game up and have played a dozen times already. My 3 year old could play and have a ton of fun (although didn’t understand the concept). Actual gameplay is simple yet enjoyable. The satisfaction of scoring a bunch of pieces in a single move one moment then pushing on a large piece only to see almost no movement is amazingly fun.The components are well made and each beetle has special abilities and unique signature pieces that make each game different than the last. Some games are over in 5 minutes while others have more back and forth play that can last for 20 minutes or more.This game is different than anything else in my collection. It is simple to learn has great replayability and can be enjoyed by anyone of any age/skill/ability.I’d suggest getting a copy as this will probably sell out as word gets out about how great it is.

Saw this and play tested at a couple gaming conventions. I hesitated buying it but after I left wished I hadn’t, it’s so much fun! Finally bit the bullet and have one of my own. Simple concept, easy to learn but tricky to win. Really fun for game nights, and a great option for groups with less experienced tabletop gamers.

Enjoyed playing and want to play more. Like it so much, I bought it for friends in Germany.

Pros:Fun ThemeExciting MomentsExcellent ArtworkCompactCons:Overpriced for content (purchased at $54)Potential for drawn-out games and/or stalemates.My family has enjoyed this little game quite a bit. We have a small house rule to help with drawn-out games. After 8 or so rounds we can no longer push our own beetle. This prevents overly defensive play. Other than that play is simple and fun for ages 4+.

Dope bug game that nobody else will have.

Three stars because for the price it's a bit clunky too use. The parts are of good quality but the overall concept is clumsy with the way the cardboard meets where you have to slide the pieces over, which is an integral part of the game. Not as fun as we thought.

We love this game. It is from ages 6+. Easy to learn and plays in 15 minutes. Great family game.

This is a very well designed game and easy to teach. It's short rounds make it very accessible to players of any level of experience and my family often is able to play a few rounds of it. It's refreshingly different from most board games on the market right now.