Gamewright | Outfoxed! Game | Board Game | Ages 5+ | 2-4
Gamewright | Outfoxed! Game | Board Game | Ages 5+ | 2-4 Players | 20 Minutes Playing Time
Suitable for ages 5+, this 2 to 4 player game is one the whole family can enjoy. The rules are easy and the mechanisms are clear. The replay value is very high as each game is different, so it is a game you can keep coming back to!
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| Dimensions: | 24.13 x 24.13 x 5.72 cm; 499 Grams |
| Model: | CSG-OUTF |
| Material: | Paper |
| Colour: | Multicolor |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Age: | 5 – 18 years |
| Assembly: | No |
| Dimensions: | 24.13 x 24.13 x 5.72 cm; 499 Grams |
| Material: | Paper |
| Quantity: | 1 |
This fun fox themed deduction game has a clever decoder device mechanic which is quite unique.
No two games are the same.
This is a brilliant family game, I find it a delightful mix between Cludo and Guess Who. It is easy and quick to play, though there are ways to alter the game play to make it easier and more difficult depending on the players. The board and pieces are sturdy and easy to pack away neatly at the end of play. this game has become a regular occurance in our house. I would fully recommend this for any one with children.
Such a great game which is loved by my 6 year old and his parents and grandparents too. Good fun and something we’ve all played together a lo
Arrived promptly and in good condition a great game for our 5 and 7 year olds.
If you’re looking for co-operative games for young children I would also recommend Hoot Owl Hoot.
I love that it’s not a competitive game, players work together to solve the whodunit.
My boys aged 5 and 9 love playing it.
Brilliant game, our kids 4, 6 & 8 play so well along with us parents. It’s a Co-op style so either we all win or all lose. It’s fun after dinner game doesn’t take too long and has us all enjoying and having a great laugh. If you got a good photo of us playing you could use it as one of those stock photos used in photo frames
Good family game. Played with 12- and 7-year olds. The nice thing about it is that it’s co-op. You’re working together to get to the answer. Neat.
All of us (aged 4 to 42) love this game! My 7 year old said she wants to play it every day. It’s so fun and nice to be cooperative. However the children still argued about who out the dice away so they’ll always find a way.
Brilliant game, my 7yo daughter loves it. Really nice in its simplicity, we all happily play it together.
Giving a star less only because we received blue, green and two yellow pawns instead of red, however this doesn’t affect the gameplay.
I bought this game for my son (5 years old at the time) and it’s now a firm favourite with the whole family (all ages!). I love the concept that you work together rather than against each other. It takes about 20 mins per game, so short and snappy but keeps everyone interested. Would definitely recommend for children of 5 years upwards.
Bought this for the 5 and 7 year old daughters. So far we’ve only played it as a family and really enjoyed it but expect they’ll be able to play on their own now they know the ropes. The fact that you work together to catch the fox is genius as one of our daughters is a particularly sore loser – working as a team sidesteps this unfortunate trait nicely! The game itself is very good quality which make a nice change these days – it’s a good solid box, sturdy board and lovely fox. Would definitely recommend as something a bit different from the usual race-around-the-board game.
Bought this for our 7 year old (who sometimes struggled with competitive games). We’ve played it every night since. That’s never happened with a board game so it must be good!
Outfoxed encourages you all to work as a team, find clues, uncover suspects and track down the thieving fox before he makes his way off the board.
The game’s pretty well balanced. The fox hasn’t escaped yet, but he’s come close. There are rules to make it more difficult as well, if you want to.
I’d recommend this game to anyone with young children, especially if games that involve winners and losers have caused tears before.
Further to the above, Amazon agreed the refund without the game having to be returned first. Have now been in contact with Gamewright in the US who apologised for the lapse in quality control and have offered to send a free replacement as soon as they are able (current restrictions allowing). Good outcome just a pity it happened in the first place.
Good wee game, my 5 year old really enjoys finding the thief! Knocked a star off because we found the fox’s movement (essentially the game timer) to be a bit erratic. Some games he would whizz to the end in no time, other games he would hardly move at all. Not a huge deal for such a quick/light game, but may have to house rule in future.
My copy of the game came with green dots or nothing on the thief cards, which I think sounds more intuitive than green and red dots.
Unfortunately my copy arrived with two sets of Suspect cards, rather than a one set of Suspect and one set of Thief cards. Puzzle Shop were great in getting some replacement thief cards to us though, so thanks to them for that. We managed to fashion a couple of our own to be able to play a few games in the meantime