The boys love spending time with both Jon and myself playing fun games, so when John Adams asked if we wanted to review some games for them I was more than happy to say yes!
Last week was a bit of a wash out, which meant it was the perfect time to stay inside and keep ourselves busy with some fab new games!
We were sent;
Mr Bucket,
Giggle Wiggle and Don't be a Donkey.
All 3 games are for 2 - 4 players.
Recommended age range of 4+.
Up first was Giggle Wiggle.
Aim of the game...
Be the first to place all your coloured balls onto Giggle Wiggle’s moving hands to become the champion of the game
The boys loved this game.
They thought it was hilarious trying to get their balls onto Giggle Wiggles hands as he danced around to Salsa music.
I've also been using it to help Ru sort his colours.
The game comes with four sets of different coloured balls and he really enjoys placing them in their different compartments.
The game requires 3 AA batteries that aren't included.
RRP £24.99
Up next was Don't Be a Donkey.
Aim of the game...
Players get to choose a card from their hand to pass onto the next player, then keep on swapping cards until someone gets a full house of matching donkey cards and shouts out ‘DONKEY’.
Then it’s a race to grab one of the carrots on the table, but watch out as there are not enough carrots to go around, if you are too slow you must lift-up one of your donkey ears.
Miss out three times and you get to wear the donkey nose completing your transformation into a donkey and losing the game.
This game took a little explaining for the twins to understand, but once they had watched Noah and myself have a few rounds they soon cottoned on.
This is a great game and something for all the family to enjoy.
The twins enjoyed being the donkey far more than they should have and I'm sure they lost on purpose.
It has been a great game for Jon, myself and Noah to play on our Friday games nights.
The game comes with everything you need.
4 Headbands,
4 sets of ears,
3 carrots,
a set of Donkey playing cards and one Donkey snout.
RRP £24.99
Last but not least Mr Bucket.....
Aim of the game....
As Mr. Bucket moves and waves his arms, he likes to pop balls out his mouth.
Grab a shovel and chase Mr. Bucket, scooping up and returning all three of your coloured balls.
Be quick as he pops out balls almost as fast as you can drop them in!
When all the balls have been dropped in, lift Mr. Bucket by the handle to win the game!
Rupert has never really been a big fan of games, as he can't quite sit still enough so this game is perfect for him.
He could run around putting the balls into Mr Bucket all day quite happily.
The twins got a bit fed up with it, as they couldn't quite manage to get all their balls in before he spat them back out again.
So, so far Mr Bucket is the remaining champion on Mr Bucket.
Again this is another game that Ru likes to sort out the colours with.
Mr Bucket comes unassembled in the box but literally takes 5 minutes for you to click him all together.
The first time you get him out you have to stick on his eyes.
He requires 3 AA batteries which aren't included.
It's the perfect game for preschoolers like Ru.
RRP £24.99.
** We were sent the PR Samples in return for a blog post, all thoughts are my own!
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