Zingo! Family & Kids Board Game

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is just a fun way to play bingo! Who doesn’t love a game of that! But it makes it easier and more independent. Yes I have played every time with the kids because it’s just as fun for me too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lots of fun! This is a unique take on bingo and it’s honestly more fun than the original game. I love the red contraption that slides out the plastic cards. It’s great for kids who are learning to label shapes, animals, and household items. Super cute game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is super fun. My two children spend a lot of time playing it and the truth is that they are quite fascinated by animals. I think it is an easy game to play and put together, excellent for keeping them entertained and away from electronic devices.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was the perfect game to engage with our almost four year old and five year old. They had a blast trying to anticipate which tile was going to show up. My only complaint about the game is the zinger would sometimes got jammed trying to dispense multiple tiles at once. Other than that, it was a lot of fun for our littles!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Kids love this game a lot, a fun way to learn about matching and image/word recognition. They also use the game to learn letters and spelling. Fun game with purpose!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are all a fan of this wild version of bingo called Zingo. With the catchy name like this I knew my kids would enjoy it. The rules are very simple to follow but the twist is you can win many different ways. I love how the zingo cards are double sided making the fun a little bit more interesting if you want a challenge. My kids really enjoy sliding the zinger to reveal the cards that was so the most exciting part for them. Even my 4 year old is able to play with game and he usually doesn’t play board games. I love how this game helps them focus and tests their memory. Plus it’s fun to see who can match the all the tiles first and yell, “Zingo.”

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game was such a hit with my two kids (ages 4 and 7)! The directions were simple to follow, and they especially loved sliding the piece across to release the tokens. We all had a blast playing together as a family—it’s fun, engaging, and perfect for after-dinner play or weekend game nights.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] ThinkFun Zingo! is a fun game that is family friendly and very similar to BINGO but with a fun twist . my children ask to play this game daily and have so much fun competing .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is sooo fun! Perfect game for family time and worth the money! My daughter has been asking every day to play 🤣 Love that it gets them learning while making it fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is very well put together. I love the way that the pieces come out. I love that the pieces are plastic so they won’t get ruined with water and overall it’s just a really good game for kids. I would say ages four to eight.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Zingo is such a fun twist on classic bingo, and it’s perfect for young kids to learn while they play. The picture tiles and dispenser keep the game exciting, and it really helps children practice word recognition and matching skills. The rules are simple, the rounds are quick, and it’s a game the whole family can enjoy together. A fantastic choice for both learning and fun.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son played this once at school and told me how much he loved it so I’m so happy it’s now part of our game collection. It’s great quality which is rare with kid’s game nowadays. It’s very simple and the pictures make it easy for those who can’t yet read. I really recommend this game for anyone with kids. There’s lots of cards so it won’t be too repetitive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Zingo is an absolute hit in our household! It's a delightful twist on the classic bingo game, but instead of numbers, you’re matching colorful picture tiles that keep the excitement going. The handheld machine is super easy to use—just load it up with tiles, slide it forward, and watch as two tiles are released. What I love most is how quickly the game flows. The kids were instantly engaged, eagerly calling out the tiles they needed. The first player to collect all the tiles on their Zingo board wins, creating a fun and competitive atmosphere. We played six times in a row, and the kids were still asking for more! The visuals are vibrant and appealing, making it not only fun but also a great way for younger players to practice their recognition skills. Plus, it’s simple enough for everyone to grasp quickly, which means less downtime and more playtime. Overall, Zingo is a fantastic game that brings families together and keeps the kids entertained. Highly recommend it for any game night!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids really enjoyed this game, very innovative game and very easy to play. My kids loved it! Specially when it was time so say do go and put all the pieces back.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 5 year old son had a great time playing this game. It’s simple enough to unpack and play and the words are ones he’s familiar with. He was so excited when he won.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried the Zingo Bingo table game, and it’s absolutely perfect. It’s just like regular bingo, but designed so little ones can join in on the fun. My four year old had a blast because the pictures were easy for him to match with his card. He quickly understood the rules, which made the game engaging and enjoyable. Even my two year old could participate with her own separate card. It’s a great way for younger children to practice matching and observation skills while still having fun. The game includes a neat little sliding box that reveals two cards at a time, making it easy to check for matches and call out bingo. Overall, Zingo Bingo is an excellent table game for the whole family, recommended for ages four and up but even the littlest ones can join in the fun! This product was provided for free in exchange for my honest review.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The game reminds me of bingo. It’s a game with simple rules that is very interactive. I love that the players get to get cards from the zinger. It ensures everyone is paying attention so that you can cover all the pictures on the zingo card. The pictures are easy to understand so my 4 year old can join without needing too much assistance. I love that we can spend quality family time together playing this game. It’s always a good time!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the games through which Kids learn and enjoy together. This Thinkfun bingo with a Zing is definitely worth buying. It is easy to play and totally mess free game. My son and I had a lot of fun playing and learning. The tiles and board made up of good quality material and seem very durable . Tiles are easily dispensable and fun to insert as well. I love the fact that my son is concentrating and focusing on words while enjoying the game side by side . I am satisfied with this game and will surely recommend this to all moms. Packaging is attractive .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super dupper fun, fun for the entire family. I really love how it helps with vocabulary and reading skills, all while having a blast. Very easy for kids to understand, a great way to learn while having fun and making fun family memories. Great for game time, and having family time full of entertainment while getting away from video games and screen time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Kids in the 4-6 year age range want to play games, but since they can't really read yet, it's hard to find something they can play too. So that's why I was pretty happy with Zingo!, a game a little similar to bingo. Everyone gets a card, but instead of numbers, you have a picture with its word printed under it. Two tiles are dispersed at a time, and players get a tile if it matches the picture on their board. You can try for a blackout and fill out the entire card, or try to just get a straight line like in bingo. The kids really enjoyed it, and the ones that can't read were able to play by looking at the pictures. It's a fun game that lets the younger children (4+) participate in it as well.