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Monster Match

The rapid-fire matching game with a Monster Tower that’s as much fun for grown-ups as it is for kids.

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$10.49 $14.99 In stock

Category: Games

Perfect for 2-6 players ages 4+, Monster Match is the fast and fun family game that puts your matching skills to the test.

Throw dice in the Monster Tower to reveal what kind of monster to find. If you find a monster that matches, hurry and put your finger on the card. The person who ends up with the most cards wins! Kids love giggling over the adorable monsters, playing with the Monster Tower, and racing to spot a match. Grown-ups love how their little ones are secretly learning counting skills and pattern recognition.

Everyone’s having a monstrously good time with Monster Match.  

Monster Match Encourages:

  • Reasoning skills
  • Flexible thinking
  • Pattern recognition
  • Family bonding
Round orange monster wearing a green hat

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People playing Monster Match in a video

QUICK STEP GUIDE

How to play: gather and place ten monster cards face up on the table
How to play: drop your dice in the monster tower to reveal them
Purple monster search game, race to match the dice on cards
Ghost players collecting cards from a confetti-covered table
Win prompt, whoever collects the most cards wins, with monster cards

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily U. ★★★★★

We’ve played this with our 4-year-old and grandparents, and the 2-6 player setup means everyone gets a turn without losing interest. The dice tower is fun to use and the monster themes keep the kids engaged round after round. We pulled it out three nights in a row this week, which feels like a win f

Victoria G. ★★★★★

The dice tower actually works—it’s sturdy enough for excited little hands, and the game moves fast enough that even the grown-ups stay locked in. We cracked it open during a rainy afternoon and three rounds in, the kids were already making up their own monster noises. Solid pick for family game nigh

Henry ★★★★★

My four-year-old asks to play this every single night. The Monster Tower dice thrower adds a great element of suspense, and even the adults get competitive trying to find the matching monster first.