The Crocodile Hunter Game

Amazing product. Box and game pieces in really great condition

Awesome game..got it for my 20-year-old brother for Christmas since we used to listen to crocodile hunter. Some cards move one space, some 2, some 4, some 5, some 9. Aggro takes two double a batteries, and when the button in the middle of his back is pushed, he runs around bashing in to the fence and launching the Steves and Terries. Make sure your launchers are on the fence properly so Aggro has a chance to reach them. We decided to change the gameplay up a bit. Whenever we get the DANGER DANGER DANGER cards, we let agro run around twice, since one run is often inadequate. Should be able to entertain anyone..the rules aren't exactly set in stone. double aggro's run time, or remove cards that allow to much movement..change it up.I am 22, my brother is 20, and the parents play also. Never too old to enjoy Aggro! Also, my brother and I are both legally blind. This game is cool because you can feel the fence pickets. You still need someone to read the cards, but it's nice to be able to move our own pieces for once...and of course to be able to activate the legendary Aggro

Missing a spring for one of the characters, but overall a good game.

Game box was in excellent condition. Our little ones love playing this game as this used to be my childhood game.

Purchased this game bc the old one we have at our children's clinic broke from years and years of use. So glad to have found a replacement. Helps make therapy more fun for our kids.

Item was NOT like new. One of the pieces from the whole game was operational.

We love this game

Fans of Steve and the show will love this! Game play is simple. Icons of Steve and Terri move along the croc fence, but a selection of "Croc Bite" cards add Danger, Danger, Danger. A motorized Aggro the lawnmower-hating croc attempts to bump into spring-loaded game pieces, causing them to fly into the air uproariously. (not for very young children) Each Croc Bite card has interesting facts about crocodiles. Good on ya, Hasbro!