Drumond Park LOGO What Am I? Board Game | Family Board Game To Guess, Draw and Describe! | Family Games For Adults And Kids Suitable From 8+ Years

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Last week, a few friends came around with their children and we played the LOGO Board Game and LOGO What Am I? The player who guesses the 3rd word correctly will win the chance to roll and move around the board, along with the player who gave the clues. If there a younger child, who may feel left out, why not play the game in pairs, then the whole family can join in. So the player at the very back of the group can still be joint winner by guessing the final Challenge. The other players have to identify the brand or item shown by asking questions to which the player can only answer, "yes", "no" or "maybe".

We have played this a few times since receiving it and can’t wait to play it at Christmas with our other relatives. On opening the colourful box which is decorated with items and characters from all your favourite TV ads – who wouldn’t remember the Churchill dog, the Meerkats, Bertie Bassett or even Marmite you will find, neatly folded, a circular game board, showing a red pencil, a yellow question mark and a little smiley guy with a speech bubble. Like the party favourite Pictionary, this “no-questions” board game version of LOGO will have players describing, drawing and guessing the brands and famous products shown on the cards. With big numbers, it ensures the games aren’t too long, which is perfect to play with young children. I think I will stick to good old Monopoly rather than teach our kids any more about big brands and rubbish food!Facebook / Instagram: We use conversion tracking from Facebook including Instagram to help us understand how effective campaigns are from Facebook. Describe It round the player must describe the 3 products on the card before the sand in the timer runs out.

Google Dynamic Remarketing: We use these tracking tools to track user behaviour over time and across third party sites to improve the effectiveness of our online advertising. Our policy requires consent for cookies that are used for measurement purposes and consent for the use of personal data for personalised ads. Ugg Boots, Raybans, Rolex, iPod, Smarties, Toblerone, Raleigh Bicycle, Reebok and lots more lifestyle favourites make an appearance on the hundreds of cards which come with this clever and original game!To find out more about cookies, including how you can disable/enable them in your browser, visit www. Myself and my oldest daughter had to try and guess what they were and we couldn’t move on until we had guessed correctly but we had to guess before the sand ran out and its only the person that guessed the third word that wins with the describer. Before we began, I swapped the small paper pad with a larger drawing pad so we could draw more comfortably and team members could see more clearly. These cookies allow us to count visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site.

This new 'no-questions' version of the classic board games challenges you to describe, draw and guess the famous products shown on the cards. This information might be about you, your preferences or your device and is mostly used to make the site work as you expect it to. It was great fun and nice to sit round the table as a family playing games as that gets somewhat lost these days with games consoles, internet and tv. Google Tag Manager: We use Google Tag Manager to track user behaviour, traffic analysis and marketing optimisation.I would say that the 8+ suggestion is correct, as younger ones often won’t have the brand knowledge to be able to guess and recognise the clues easily enough. Our cookie management banner gives you the option to disable non-essential cookies, or you can manage this in your browser settings. Microsoft / Bing Ads: We use cookie tracking to help us understand how effective our digital marketing campaigns and to tailor ads to you. referrer_link and last_invoice_id - These help us keep track of where you came from and what your last invoice with us was so we can improve your experience. The information does not usually directly identify you, but it can give you a more personalised and consistent web experience.