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2023
WISE Score
A high-speed card game where the only thing softer than the Squishmallows is the landing when you dive for Benny the Bigfoot.
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It’s basically the classic game Spoons but with better branding and a soft plush instead of kitchenware. It’s fast, frantic, and relies entirely on how quickly your kid can spot a pattern and move their hands.
This isn't a deep strategy game that will occupy a whole afternoon, but it’s a solid way to kill 15 minutes without a screen. If your house is already full of Squishmallows, this is a no-brainer addition that actually gets them playing together instead of just staring at their collection.
Perfect for ages 5 to 12. It's simple enough for kindergartners to follow but fast enough that middle schoolers won't immediately roll their eyes.
The Squishmallows brand is the gold standard for 'soft' aesthetics. The game focuses on friendly squads and lighthearted social play without any mean-spirited mechanics.
It's a standard set-collection and dexterity game. While it uses the IP well, it doesn't reinvent the wheel or offer deep creative building.
It's a physical board game with zero mature themes. The only 'risk' is a stray fingernail during a fast grab for the plush.
Great for developing pattern recognition and hand-eye coordination in younger kids. It's a solid social exercise in handling competition.
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