
1949 · Racing
Candy Land
Players race along a brightly colored path toward the final Candy Castle, moving plastic character tokens from start to finish. Each turn, a player draws a card and advances to the next space that matches the card’s color; some cards send players directly to named board locations and can move them forward or backward. Certain spaces impose penalties such as skipping a turn when landing on licorice. Play continues until a token reaches or moves beyond the final square, at which point that player wins. The game emphasizes simple turn-taking, color recognition, and following basic rules for young players.
- Players
- 2–4 best 4
- Playing time
- 30 min
- Age
- 3+
- Complexity
- 1.1 / 5
About the game
- Design
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Full stats in Ludoya- 42
- Plays logged
- 13
- Players
- 5m 27s
- Average play
- 18
- In collections
2.8/10
from 7 Ludoya reviews
Poteet3.0 I mean if my 3 year old wants to play, I'll take one for the team.
Peaberry1.6 More than monopoly, playing this game as a kid solidified my distaste for random outcomes. I think I only cheated to get out of playing the whole game.
Ben Bishop3.0 A good classic game for the little kids that will teach them colors, taking turns, and the basic game playing skills needed for more advanced games in the future.
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