Total Meltdown

+ Fun
Using your brain
A speed challenge

- Timer only goes backwards so difficult for child with dyslexia. Option for time to count up or down would be useful.
Little door to keep pieces in is loose & pops open sometimes

+ Great to play in groups. Different difficulties makes it all the more challenging. easy design to rotate as you do each challenge. good for all ages. sound effects makes it more nerve-wracking, good value for money.

- nothing.

+ Great for getting kids to concentrate.

- Once the initial novelty is over it gets put away for a while as there is no variation.
Also if you lose one of the yellow pieces you cant complete the game any more.

+ The Design. The Quality.

- If you disturb the game eg.wobble it, the game is over.

+ Great fun - our 8 year old son loves it, as do we and all the adults that we have insisted have a go! After mastering Level 1 I was wondering how much more entertainment value it could have but so far have not managed Level 2 so I think there's plenty of mileage in it yet!

- The electronic voice gets a bit annoying and it's a shame you can't re-do individual challenges without going through them all in order. But on the whole, definitely one of the better games we have.

+ Good fun, high tension fun.

- slightly limited, grows old after a while.

+ Addictive and challenging ideal present for 8 year old and his family

- None

+ kept a 14 year old and a 10 year old boy entertained for hours, trying to out do each others time!

- no bad points.

+ A great game that can be played by the whole family or just 1 child on their own.

- If you lose any of the 'computer chips' it will mean you can;t play the game anymore so maybe spare ones should have been included.

+ removing the core

- code, flashes too fast and keep mislaying puzzle pieces.

+ Challenging enough for the right age group. Easy to understand what you need to do and entertaining for the whole family. Good for children aged 8 - 13.

- Older children would bore of it after the first couple of times. One of the challenges involve alot of small parts and I can foresee these being easily lost despite the compartment they are kept in.

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- The battery connector did not make contact with the battery. I have had to use tin foil to completer the circuit.

+ there are no bits to be lost

- some kids may find difficult to use

+ none

- once challenges have been achieved which was first time round, everyone was bored as there was no competition or challenge left

+ Great fun, easy to use

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