Board game Ravensburger Lotti Karotti Deluxe (promo) — family children’s race game, model 20903

Ravensburger Lotti Karotti Deluxe (promo) is a family race board game designed for young children and parents to play together. Players move their rabbit figures up a carrot-covered hill while pressing down different carrot pegs; some pegs hide surprise holes that can drop a figure and change the race order. This deluxe promotional edition preserves the game's original mechanics of movement, chance and light strategy, offering short rounds suitable for family game nights and introducing early turn-taking and decision-making skills for young players.

Advantages

The game combines simple rules with tactile components, making it accessible for preschool and early-primary children. The physical act of pressing pegs and moving colourful rabbit figures supports fine motor development, while the hidden-trap mechanic adds excitement without complex rules. As a compact tabletop game, it is easy to set up and requires only a few minutes per round, making it convenient for repeated play and quick sessions.

Suitable for

• Family game nights with children aged 4 and up
• Developing fine motor skills and turn-taking in preschoolers
• Short, casual gaming sessions and travel play
• Parents and caregivers looking for a simple cooperative-competitive activity

Key specifications

• Player count: suitable for multiple players (family play)
• Age range: designed for young children, generally 4 years and older
• Game type: physical board game with moving figures and hidden trap elements
• Play duration: short rounds, typically under 30 minutes per game
• Components: interactive board with removable pegs and coloured rabbit playing pieces

How to use

Set the board on a flat surface and insert the carrot pegs as indicated in the rules. Each player selects a rabbit figure and places it at the start. Players take turns rolling the die or following the movement method described by the game's rules, advancing their figure up the hill and pressing pegs encountered along the way. If a pressed peg reveals a hole, a rabbit may fall back or the turn order may change; play continues until one rabbit reaches the finish at the top of the hill. Store components in the original box after play to keep pegs and figures together.

Usage recommendations

For safe and enjoyable play, use the game on a stable table; supervise younger children during play to prevent accidental ingestion of small parts. Rotate starting players between rounds to support fair play and use short play sessions to maintain attention and make repeated practice of turn-taking and motor skills effective.