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The 10 pieces handheld water game was a hit at my wife's 80s-themed birthday bash! The nostalgic retro pastime brought so much joy to the party. Guests couldn't get enough of the mini arcade water ring game, and many took them home as fun party favors. A simple yet delightful addition that added a splash of fun to the celebration – highly recommended for a trip down memory lane! Also don’t forget these require you to add water.

Every year the church I attend puts together gift boxes for kids through Operation Christmas Child (OCC). I thought these would be great, but I had to rethink their use for another application.First of all, let me say that these little games are really neat and well-constructed. There are two different designs—one with little balls that you try to shoot through a hoop like basketball and the other is a ring toss. The bodies of the games come in three color combinations: either green with yellow knobs, orange with green knobs, or yellow with orange knobs.The set comes with a large syringe that you fill 2.5 times for each game. Each game has a little rubber stopper to close the port once they are filled. Once the water is in them, it’s fun to try to get the balls or rings where they belong using the little buttons that cause jets of air to displace the water and propel the objects inside.The problem is that there is only one syringe to fill all ten games. The stoppers are small and are not held onto the toys, so I almost lost a couple while the stoppers were removed for filling. Furthermore, the stoppers were not secure enough for me to feel confident that they would not leak if they were laid down or jostled. Therefore, I couldn’t send them in the OCC boxes. Instead, I decided I would give them away as prizes for a fall festival where I will be volunteering.These would be a lot more practical if they came with the water sealed inside, instead of having to be filled. I ordered some other sets of party favors that had water games that were sealed, and they worked great. At the time of this review, the regular price for this set of 10 games was almost $15, which makes them $1.50 apiece. I’m not sure I would want to pay that much and then have to fill them myself.

I honestly have not tried them all yet of course, but of the ones I have tried, I've noticed a few issues. So far, none have leaked water. But on some, the pegs are tilted slightly, making it difficult to get the hoops around them. And the hoops love to get stuck in the corners of the tank, which is my biggest complaint. I would have to take the whole thing apart to get a couple of the stuck hoops free. But for what they are, which are cheap, simple, retro games that make people smile, they are worth it.

These remind me of the old water games my grand parents had around when I was little. These are 2 of the classics miniaturized . The ring game, and basket ball shooter water games were some of the funnest, and these are exactly the same, and work just as good. Though it may be just a bit for the tiny bubbles to work out of the water after filling. Then they work properly. These would make great gifts for those who remember these, and for a whole new generation to try out.

They are small but fun for young children.I purchased for my son's birthday party favors,they are great inexpensive gifts.I was just hoping that this would be a little bit bigger may be 5 or 6 inches not 3 inches tall.These were come without water,individually wrapped.The buttons are smooth and it's easy to get the tiny balls through the hoops. I highly recommend these as party favors or prizes.

Great value good stocking stuffers or favorite stuffers not overly large You do have to add the water yourself comes with droppers great entertainment value for children buttons work as expected

They are super cheaply made, but it's nostalgic enough that it's cute and fun to play with, plus the kids seem to like it, at least for a few minutes LOL! Great for a birthday party or something.

These work great for simple cheap kid prizes. There are a couple different games. Just fill with water and play. The trick is to fill all the way with no air trapped or some or some of the things might float. I used mine as Cub Scout prizes.