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Candy Party

Candy Party 2018

Design Ray Song Art Collin Wang Publisher Zaomi
7.0 /10
BGG rating
2–4
Players
10–15
Minutes
4
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About the Game

Candy Party is a sweet quick-response game that starts with “sharing candies” — kids will naturally learn counting, comparing quantities, and telling odd from even numbers among the round, colorful candies. Everyone will want to reach out and slap along!

How to Play Super simple and lively: scoop a spoonful of candies onto the table, then decide which color matches the condition shown on the dice. The first player to slap the correct color tray wins one candy. The first to collect all five colors wins the game. There are three dice, showing conditions such as: “more than 3”, “less than 4”, “the most”, “the fewest”, “odd numbers”, “even numbers”. You can play simply with one die, or combine all three for endless variations — each round feels as fresh as opening a blind box. This game hides math lessons inside a candy party. The chubby little candies feel delightful to hold. Kids can play alone to match colors and count, or challenge parents and family in a fast-paced quiz. With freely combinable dice, the difficulty grows with your child, perfect from nursery to kindergarten. It can even be extended to teach multiplication and division. This one candy-themed set can accompany your child for years.

—description from the designer

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Also known as
캔디파티
BGG ratings
1
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refreshed Sep 6, 2026