It's a creepy, crawly and crazy game where each player is given a ‘deadly animal’ to track down, and you must race around the board to track the animal down. With plenty of danger lurking, you have to take risks to beat off your opponents. The first player to successfully track down three Deadly 60 animals wins the game! This really is a fun family game to play, great for the festive season or anytime throughout the year!
We've played the game a few times and it was a hit with my daughter and her friends at a sleepover last weekend.
Try to land on the blue squares to receive essential items or take a risk with the red squares... complete the challenges to be awarded item cards but fail the challenge and lose items that are necessary for your adventure! The choice is yours, play it safe and steadily build up to your target or take a chance but beware!!!
In the game pack, there's a handy leaflet with fantastic "deadly" facts about 30 of the world's deadliest animals... a great start point for further research for inquisitive minds - on the CBBC website there are bags of information and online games that expand on the Deadly 60 games. Have a look and you never know, one day you could be on safari with your child tracking the animals down for real!
The game is aged at 8 years old and above - this is set appropriately as my daughter was able to play this with her friends without an adult "interfering"! Up to 6 players can take part so ideal for larger families or when you have vistors over the holiday period!
The only difficulty we had was finding the green die on the board when it decided to camoflauge itself... all part of the fun though!
There are three Deadly 60 games in the series from Imagination Games...
Deadly 60 Board Game (RRP £14.99)
Deadly 60 Ruckus Card Game (RRP £4.99)
Deadly 60 Trivia Box (RRP £7.99)
All available from Amazon, WH Smiths, Tesco and other good retailers- watch out for them this Christmas!
All available from Amazon, WH Smiths, Tesco and other good retailers- watch out for them this Christmas!
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