Really nice game. The little one is occupied for many hours and enjoys it a lot when playing with it. It is suitable even for older children.

I received Mr. Potato as a gift at the daycare in 1985 when I was a child, and I have fond memories of this legendary game that was loved by my generation and requested by all my friends. It was heavily advertised on television in the late 1980s. At that time, it was considered a milestone game, along with my bright musical cuddly toy from Playskool. If you didn't have these two games in 1986, you weren't a true child of that generation (the same applied to the legendary "My Little Pony" back then).

Let's move on to today.
I recently gave it as a gift to our children, and I'm glad that the new generation loves it too. It is now considered an educational and high-quality game and has timeless value after all, from a company with a tradition like Playskool, which invented Play-Doh and other preschool games that were trendy in my childhood and are still appreciated today.