Trash Stash: You Never Know When the Truck Will Chuck it Up! | Kids Action Games | For 2-4 Players | Ages 4+

My just 3 grandson is obsessed with garbage trucks and diggers. He is still too young to want to play the game propertly. When the time comes I am sure he will love it. In the meantime we have hidden the cards and he loves putting the bits into the truck and pushing it at top speed around the floor so is giving hours of amusement, Great fun.

This is a brilliant family game, I brought it at Christmas and it’s made us all very competitive, on edge, and want to play all time.Highly recommend

Inside the box you get the plastic truck, 24 small food/trash pieces, playing cards, a sticker sheet, exhaust and hands for the truck, and instructionsIt’s fairly easy to put the stickers on the truck and it’s very detailed, the licence plate is quite amusing! The hands are a bit hard to attach but once on they feel sturdy and don’t feel like they’d be easy for kids to removeThe 24 food/trash pieces are really small, so I wouldn’t suggest letting young children play with them alone because of how small and brightly coloured they are (kids might want to eat them!)It didn’t take long to learn the rules, but the instructions don’t mention what to do when the cards ran out (I reshuffled the used cards). It also doesn’t say what to do if the card tells you to put a particular shape inside the trash can but all of the shapes are already in the truck so I skipped that oneIt’s a little bit tricky resetting the truck when it “chucks up” as the hand is stiff, I found pressing down on the moustache was the best way to reset it. But this feature works really well and changes up the game, just when you think you’re close to winning the truck chucks everything up and you have to start again!Another thing to note is that you can’t push the hand down too fast as the objects inside the trash can go flying rather than gently tipping into the backOverall, I really like this game! It’s fun, easy to learn, and I like that you can store the pieces and cards in the back of the truck. There’s a few things that could be improved on

Bought this for my sons 5th birthday and he loves it and is always playing the game

Great little game! Got this to play with my 6 year old niece who loves dustbin trucks.It’s well made from good quality materials and looks sturdy, not like some supermarket branded cheap games. The truck is super cute and colourful. The rules of the game are simple and easy to follow, pick a card, put the corresponding piece of ‘trash’ into the trash can, load it up into the garbage truck and push along to the next player. The truck randomly ‘chucks up’ the trash from its front/mouth. We had great fun playing. You can also just ‘drive’ the truck around if you don’t want to play the game. There’s a little flap at the back of the bin lorry in which you can store the little pieces of ‘trash’ when the game is not being played. Also great that it doesn’t require batteries! Would definitely recommend.

As a game Trash Truck is very repetitive and lacking in any skill. Each turn a player turns a card. The card tells the player what trash items to put in the loading bin. The player then pull the handle and the loading bin lifts up and deposits the trash into the truck. After a random number of loads, trash will spew out of the front of the truck.The truck itself is appealing on the eye. It also moves freely on its wheels, so it is a likeable toy in its own right. We like that cards and trash pieces can all be stored inside the truck. As a toy I would give Trash Truck 4 stars, but as game only 2 stars.

The game itself is great fun! makes my daughter crack up laughing, it's well made, and instructions are clear, however the recommended age for this toy is NOT clear, the amazon description says it's for 4 years and up, although in the manufacture's recommendations it say's 36 months and up which is 3 years, this should be cleared up to avoid confusion.Other than that, its a great game, the pieces are small though and can be easily lost, but overall exciting game for mid to older kids.

All the kids I know get excited seeing the rubbish and recycling trucks going down the road so having a game where they can load the rubbish truck has definitely been a hit with our kids. The truck requires a tiny bit of assembly which is basically just pushing the hands in and placing on the stickers to give the truck his lovely details. The truck and pieces are bright and fun to look at and the game is fairly simple. Pick a card out of the pile and put the matching piece of rubbish in the bin and push his hand to dump it in the truck. The truck has wheels so push him along to the next player to take their turn. After a time, the truck will eject the rubbish so you can start again. Our kids didn't care about winning and we're happy to play with him for ages fining it really funny when he ejected the rubbish from his mouth. The bits are quite small so this does require supervision if you have any worries your kids might put parts in their mouths. Overall, it's a fun game that requires no screen and no batteries. It definitely keeps kids entertained for ages. The parts all store away in the back of the truck. A nice bonus the truck can be wheeled around and played with as a toy without playing the game.

Kids love playing it and is fun garbage pieces are small and could case choking hazard if a youngster put them in the mouth

Our toddlers love this game. Wish the pieces were a bit bigger for easier manipulation by little hands. The current size is definitely a choking hazard, so we monitor game play closely.

So many laughs with everyone playing! Fun for both 9 and 4 year olds to play together. Well made, quick to start playing from out of box.

J’adore ce jeu ! J’ai autant de plaisir que mon garçons de 4 ans à y jouer (si c’est pas plus 🤣)

My kiddo loves this game. Somehow he is always the one who gets up-chucked on and he thinks it's hilarious. I love that it's not too involved and can be played quickly. Perfect for when we don't have a lot of time but want to do a quick something that doesn't involve an electronic.