Rio Grande Games My First Bohnanza Card Game

Got this as a Christmas gift for a grandchild. It was great fun for all and the grownups played after the kids went to bed! The 5-yr. old preferred to team up with an adult but the 8-yr. old took to it like a fish to water! Each player's turn has a trading session and that's where the action is - it's amazing how each trade deal is put forth as the "best" of all the competing offers, even those who rather than offer something for a card want to be given something to take the card!

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I'm a huge fan of the original Bohnanza game. It was first introduced to me back in 2010 when I visited a friend in Chicagoland. The premise of the original game seems a little lame: plant as many bean fields and earn coins for harvesting them. But the game is very competitive and the strategy behind it is quite ingenious.As my boys were getting older, I wanted to introduce the game to them. They are 7 and 5, so I didn't know if they'd understand how to play the original. Well, lo and behold, there is a kid's version! Easier to play, though it will take younger players time to learn the nuances of the game. It can still be played by older players without feeling childish.

My First Bohnanza is a great game for all ages of kids through adults to enjoy together. I playwith 3.5, 6, and 7.5 yr olds. 3.5 needs help but loves learning and getting coins. We have regular Bohnanza too so it's fun to teach em young!

My 8 year old daughter wanted to play Bohnanza and when I found this it was the perfect option. I love how the instructions build up so there are a few different ways to play depending on age and skill. After only a few times playing, she is probably ready to play the real way. My only suggestion would be to put the name of the beans on the cards because we all forget what some of them are called.