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Hullabaloo - The game of tunes, twists, and topsy-turvy fun.
Welcome to Cranium Hullabaloo, the high-energy game thats full of surprises. Kids bounce, twist, spin, high-five, and dance to the fun sounds and friendly voice of Hullabaloo. Whether it's after school, at a birthday party, or on a rainy day, Hullabaloo gives kids something to laugh and cheer about.
Cranium Hullabaloo includes a talking audio console*
• Suitable for ages 4 and up
• 1-6 Players
• *Requires 3 x 'AA' batteries. Batteries not included.
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Review by: micah09 (Suzanne)
Dated: 8th of May, 2011
This is a fantastic fun game for a few kids or a group. Defintely exciting and dont expect the children to sit down and have a quiet time after playing this. There will be lots of laughter and shouting. A great game for birthday parties or rainy days. Suitable for younger children from 4+.
Review by: caseysmum (Anthea)
Dated: 20th of October, 2010
This game is great, my daughter loves it. We got it for her for Christmas last year.
We then went away over New Years where there were no other children her age but this game entertained her for hours. Giggling and laughing while doing everything it asked. And every game is a little different with different instructions and depending on where you put the playing pieces can also make it more easy/difficult.
It also came out at her birthday party in February and all the girls enjoyed it there too.
Definitely recommend this game for young girls about 4 or 5 years old
Review by: bronnie (Bronwyn)
Dated: 23rd of May, 2009
This game is absolutely fabulous!!!! It's definately full of surprises! I was so intrigued by it I ended up playing with the kids, and imagine my shock at having to touch someones toes with mine as well as having my nose planted on the spaghetti circle! What a hoot!! All the kids loved it, and happily played for ages, before finally retiring to something less active. Great for keeping kids warm on cold days!
It does say ages 4+ but my 2 and a half year old daughter had so much fun, we just simplified the rules for her to just colours and shapes rather than colour shapes and pictures, as she's still learning all her shapes and pictures/words.
I can see this game being the ultimate first pick in our household.
The play mats are a great size, small enough for littlies but big enough to be able spaced out further for the bigger kids - and adults!!
A great educatational move from the creators! WE LOVE IT!!!!
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