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The Yes! No! Game

What’s Up?

What’s Up will provide hours of hilarious fun for kids of all ages and also encourages them to interact and to use their imaginations.

Who’s In The Bag

Who’s in the Bag is an incredibly popular game that test your skills at verbal charades. The object of the game is for each team, in turn to identify as many famous characters on the cards as possible in a race against the clock. Everything you need is in the bag including a timer and blanks to create your own special characters.

Now That’s What I Call Music

Do you love music? Are you a fan of the Now music series? Now That’s What I Call Music is one of the most successful compilation album series of all time and music fans can now put test their musical knowledge with this fun-packed trivia board game.

DogMan

It’s up to you to save the city in Dog Man – Attack of the Fleas. The FLEAS (Fuzzy Little Evil Animal Squad) are at it again. Crunky, Bub, and Piggy plan to take over the world with their giant Robo-Brontosaurus. Fortunately, the Supa Buddies are ready to jump into action.

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Weight:	216 g
Dimensions:	14.5 x 5.8 x 11.3 cm; 216 Grams
Brand:	Paul Lamond Games
Model:	0240
Colour:	Multicolor
Dimensions:	14.5 x 5.8 x 11.3 cm; 216 Grams

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StephaineHawk says:

15/11/2022 at

Such a shame! I ordered this as a gift for my grandson but the item arrived with the label stuck over the front of the box! Despite trying to peel the label off for 10 mins.. and 1 broken nail (grr) I have to either return it (who has time? That’s why we buy on line) or try streaming the label off. The box is already starting to look as if I got it from a jumble sale. At least stick the label on the bottom if you are to mean to wrap it. If this was for anyone other than my grandson I could not give it as a gift. It’s not as if it was cheap. NOT GOOD

5.0 out of 5 stars Such a shame!
KeishaKnowles says:

24/03/2022 at

I liked that it was really easy to understand the process and it is a fun game too! However I also think that the price wasn’t what it was worth there’s literally just a bell, cards and instructions in there but everything else was amazing.
Anonymous says:

05/03/2021 at

As a family of 6, this game has served us well!
Brilliant for all ages, this is so much harder than it looks and gets some fantastic reactions from the players when placed under pressure. (For added fun, we brought in a timer to increase the tension!)
Well-priced, this is a great game for the games cupboard and one that will go down a treat at family meetups and get-togethers.
DelbertHalstead says:

14/02/2021 at

Ok this and the blasted bell caused some arguments similar to that of monopoly playing times. I swear if he rings that bell one more time I’ll shove it where the sun doesn’t shine.
Great game though. Thanks
Anonymous says:

25/12/2020 at

When I 1st looked at this game for my 12 year old son, I thought omg what an easy game! I will ace it and finally win at something….because as far as games go, it is a running joke in my family that I always get the bad luck and loose. So finally a game I can win….
Well the good news is I did win….BUT it is not as easy as it sounds nor looks.
You cant repeat your answer over and over, you can shake or nod ur head yes or no when answering….so you have to search for alternative vocabulary that simply explains no or yes without saying it. Pressing the bell is fun in itself when someone says the forbidden words. It’s quite fun and silly and you really do have to rack your brains. Great for expanding a teenagers verbal response to yes or no situations.