John Adams10771 Clock It, Multi

A great game for all ages. We've had hrs of fun. Just a shame they don't come with more cards

Great game would recommend

Great vibrant packaging, appeals to the buyer.Bought as a gift for my son for his birthday and got on a deal (under £5) - looking forward to adding this to our games cupboard, looks great fun. ( yet to try )

Great family fun. Easy clear instructions.

Great family fun, got it at sale price but well worth the money, we recommend this game!

This is really simple to set up and play.Remove the back flap on the clock and insert 3 x AAA Batteries (not provided) and then resecure.Take the yellow key out of it's holder on the battery compartment cover and insert it in the slot on the back of the clock.Next take the punched out clockface and place in the centre of the table or playing surface.Lay out 12 of the included circular cards around the clock face.Select your preferred gameplay mode with the key in the back of the clock. You can have:Draw OnlyMime OnlyDescribe OnlyRandom Draw/Mime/DescribeGive your first describer the wipe clean board (if you are using draw only or the random option).Push the yellow bell section down on top of the clock. It will then light up a number and (for random gameplay) either the Speech Bubble for Describe, The Pencil for Draw or The Masks for Mime.Simply select the card at the side of the number selected and do your best to get your team to guess it.Once got, put the card to one side, press the bell section again and it gives another number and method.Really simple to get into and very easy to play.It is also easy to add your own challenges for people to describe/draw/mime, particularly as you can set it to just one particular style. So, use your Pictionary Cards with the Draw Setting or you can write your own out. Basically, any card game can be adapted to use the clock/timer - I'm working on a way to adapt it to use with Articulate.To be honest, for me the best thing about this game was the clock as it will be used for adapting other games to playing for a family of 3. The rules as they stand aren't too great for anything but team play which is problematic for us and their idea for solo play just takes the competitive element out and turns it co-operative. You don't really get much in the box (clock with key, wipeclean board and pen, cut out clock face and 80 cards) and it does feel like the price point is a little heavy.Fun colours and suitable for a wide range of ages just not the best family game of this genre that we have played, or own.

Got this for my granddaughters to play when they come to visit it was totally hilarious watching the youngest one draw and say what the clues were

Very enjoyable game with lots of fun for kids.