Very nice game! It keeps the baby occupied and they can see and process many things! Perfect for outdoor use but also great for indoor use, which is where I got it

Very impressive, the child received it with great joy, as with other games of course. Perhaps it deceives a little in size, it is slightly smaller than it appears in the photos

Quite good and they play on a daily basis two children.. very expensive in relation to what it offers and the quality of construction.

My one-year-old boy has been playing with this for quite some time. As soon as he saw the box, he got excited. It just takes a long time to assemble, and without a step-by-step instructional video from YouTube, I wouldn't have been able to do it. The brochure is not sufficient. Many pieces with endless screws. It takes an hour to set it up, even if you have skills and patience. However, I would buy it again because it has many variations to assemble and plenty of activities for the child. It is suitable for ages when they start crawling.

Well, I just received it. It is very small, short... nothing like what I expected. Also, I don't have a tablet with a phone, watch, etc. It is something else and not interesting at all. There was no option to choose a design, it clearly stated in the descriptions that it has the phone, etc. It didn't mention anywhere that there are 2 versions. It was not worth the money at all.

The little one is constantly occupied with it, keeping everything for 5 minutes! I highly recommend it, although every child is different! The price is quite high, like all Fisher Price products!

It is wonderful, my 3 and a half year old son and the little one, who is 1 and a half, were thrilled with several activities to open their minds and cooperate! I highly recommend it

It took about two days for the 11-month-old baby to learn how to pass through the tunnels. He plays with everything for now, except for the telescope. It is definitely a very good toy.

Unfortunately, my little one doesn't play with it for a long time there (not even twenty minutes alone). The game is set in the middle of the living room next to other toys and she hardly approaches it to play. Maybe when she grows up a little more, she will be more interested. A big downside is that the board is not in Greek, so the child doesn't understand anything and it doesn't capture their interest. It's tragic to target the Greek market without having Greek language, I would prefer if it had at least sounds or melodies instead of speeches.

Pros: It seems to be well-built and will last for a second or even a third child. It can change the setup of the game to attract the child's interest and to find what suits the child or the space of the house better.

Edit: 1 month later and my little one -13 months old now- managed to lift it to the side, risking dropping it or getting a hand or foot stuck underneath. So, be careful!

It is nice. The baby likes to play there, but what I don't like is that the voice that is heard is in English, Spanish, French and not in Greek. This product is also aimed at the Greek market, so the Greek language should be heard and understood by the child.

The little 12-month-old is quite engaged and it's nice. It's a bit more expensive than it should be, easy to assemble, but what "bothered" me is that even a 10€ toy comes with batteries while this one doesn't. Also, I don't know if it will break easily because we haven't had it for a long time, but sometimes when the little one tries to stand up or get in/out, I feel like it's going to break because it bends like that.

We got it as a gift for our little one's first birthday.. It was worth the money, she spends a lot of time playing with it on her own during the day.

I bought it as a gift for my goddaughter, who loved it (1 year old). She plays with it for a long time and it kept her interest for a considerable period of time (even after months it is still set up in the living room). It is relatively bulky (even when folded) and one should take that into consideration when purchasing it.