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I apologize for the confusion. Let's continue with creating the review.This game is a delightful addition to any family's collection. It's essentially a modern take on the classic whack-a-mole, but with a fun twist - it's whack-a-crab! The game is a bit loud, but that doesn't take away from the overall experience.The game is intuitive and easy to set up, no manual needed. It comes with several game modes, including a memory mode and a two-player mode, making it a versatile choice for family game nights. The game keeps score, adding a competitive edge to the fun.The hammers provided are soft-ended, ensuring safety during play. The game also features a cute little crab that slides out when you win a round, adding a charming touch to the game.The bright colors and engaging sounds make this game captivating and entertaining. It's not just a game, but also a tool that can help improve hand-eye coordination and concentration skills. The interactive nature of the game encourages social interaction and communication, making it a great choice for children, especially those with special needs.In summary, this game offers good family fun at a great price. It's a hit with both kids and adults, making it a worthwhile addition to your game collection.

This is a colourful and surprisingly durable take on whack a mole where your kid (and you if you want!) need to whack the crabs instead. They light up as opposed to going in and out the holes like the traditional version, with the lights being easy to see in daylight but more entertaining in darker light. It’s a shame it has no volume control though because it’s quite loud. You can’t really focus on your thing while kiddo plays this I’m the background! I’d say that younger ages would probably get the most out of this as my 5yr old was able to react really quickly and soon got into a pattern that meant he got bored fairly quickly. There are different game modes which is good for extra players or lone play and a screen in the top to keep count.I like that the hammers are rubber each side, so kids won’t hurt themselves too much if they decide to whack each other (or you!).

I can't really fault this game apart from it being a little loud (would be nice to have a volume switch/control). If you have ever played whack-a-mole at a funfair or amusement arcade then this is really what this is with some added extras of different game modes (oh and it's whack-a-crab with this game).I never even bothered with the manual and got it up and running quickly, it's fairly intuitive and guides you with its voice. It is good fun, the hammers have a soft ending to them so hopefully if a child uses elsewhere then it won't hurt. The other modes are a memory mode and a two player mode (it comes with two hammers) and it keeps count of the ones that you get right. If you win a round/level then the little crab slides out at the front.Ultimately good price and good family fun.

A nice twist on whack-a-mole.It’s well made, colourful and LOUD! 🤦🏼‍♀️ Kids will love it! 🤣There are different modes, including a 2 player mode. It’s pretty straightforward and teaches kids hand-eye coordination as well as memory skills. A game that can subconsciously teach children whilst they are having fun - it’s a win-win. 👍

Had a lot of fun with our son so far. He especially loved the anticipation of the little crab on a successful level! :) Nice little reward that brought him extra joy. The included hammers are quite cool too, with rubber on both sides, I’m sure he’ll be playing with these in different ways too! Perhaps when copying daddy doing some DIY as mummy isn’t that way inclined. As for the game, it’s basically a different take on a whack ‘em all but with crabs instead and flashing lights.It is also a little pricey at £21.99, it would be great if the price could be dropped to around £10-£12, it would be a great recommendation then.

From the moment this large toy came out of it's brightly coloured easy to recycle cardboard box, this one was (bad pun intended) a hit with the whole family. They loved how easy it was to set this up, they didn't even bother with the included manual. Instead they quickly unscrewed the battery box lid and bunged in some batteries.After that playing is as simple as turning it on and pressing the mode button. Then tapping a colourful fun looking crab to select one of several game modes. All of which are easy to play.The memory game proved especially popular with people who remember the 80's and a certain "says" game. Though most popular was the the two player mode. Plus the game keeps score as well, so there's no chance of any arguments.Even if there is any crabby-ness the two hammers have nice soft silicone rubber heads. So there's no risk of anyone's fingers and heads getting boshed. Nor will your hearing suffer. That's because you can easily turn the music and sound effects volume down very easily with the third button.You can also add the single little loose crustrean to the top-front of the toy. That might soundinconsequential, but when someone wins a round and this little creature drops out it makes people smile.Overall ? It's a great toy for kids of all ages. The little ones loved the bright colours and sounds.Plus the adults, especially after a night out, where itching to give this a try.

It's basically whack a mole but with crabs. I like that the hammers are inflatable rather than solid plastic throughout ad my kids love to best eachother up.The little roller crab holding section broke on the first day and opens and closes constantly which will run the battery down quickly, at least I hope!The toy is quite loud and has lots of flashing lights which will be great for the kids.My cons are the volume snd the game is a bit repeating

Nice toy with good sounds and lots of fun