PlayMonster Order Up Fish Market | Complete Orders Before The Time Runs Out | Collaborative Family Game| For 2-6 Players | For Ages 8+

This is a great fun game for the family where you all work together as a team. My boys were instantly attracted with the shiny flapping fish. It's hilariously loud, and involves throwing the fish around the table fulfilling orders. Really nice quality game, really well thought out. Would make a lovely gift too.

Child is made up with this. Would be happy just with the fish, forget the game!

The media could not be loaded. This is a very fun co-op game where you get to throw a fish at each other. It's even fun to play with 2 people, but gets more chaotic with more people. The board is a long strip you fill with orders that you draw, and each of you shouts out to have the fish thrown to you so you can add a fish card from your hand to the board. The goal is to fill all the orders and use all of everyone's cards. There are penalties for dropping the fish (which constantly flaps about and is smooth and a little slippery) or the wrong person yelling out. There are also cards which shake the game up, like one that makes you swap places so you don't know your cards anymore.You can set up in a few minutes and play a game in one minute, or longer on the harder modes. The fish has a switch which changes the timer, which is the duration it flaps for before making a countdown sound and stopping. There are extra of each card type for the 2 harder modes. It is challenging enough and good fun.

The media could not be loaded. It's great to find a game where all the players can work as a team, especially one that's as much fun as this.The soft, amusing, flapping fish acts as a timer in the game. Gameplay is super simple to learn. Players are dealt a number of fish cards and as each order card is overturned, players work together to complete the order by placing the matching cards on the fish market board.Cards are placed in the same order as that on the 'order' cards and a player must shout 'fish', in order to successfully catch the flapping fish before placing their card.The fish timer is frantically thrown back and forth whilst players try to complete orders using their given cards. The aim is to complete as many orders as possible, working as a team before the fish stops flapping.It's great fun trying to beat the previous score and I love that there are 3 game levels, each with extra game cards and timer settings on the fish.As a family, we've never played anything like this before, but it's definitely become a big favourite in our house. There's never any losers, which is great for youngsters and everyone has lots of fun whilst playing together as a team.If you're looking for a fantastic, unique, fun game for the family, then I highly recommend this one :)

The media could not be loaded. The PlayMonster Order Up Fish Market is one of those games which can be lots of hilarious fun for the family and especially the little ones but equally one of those games which you don’t want to play around any vases or the like!Gameplay wise it’s pretty fun; ideally played in fours with two teams of two - where the ultimate aim is to complete the various fish orders by pairing up cards while tossing the fish to one another - when it stops moving you toss the fish to another player where it’ll start moving and the turn starts once again.The length of the game can be changed by the three different difficulties which is a nice touch and the fact the fish comes with batteries included means it’s ready to play straight out of the box, which we always like to see!

This is a silly, collaborative game that makes a change from the more usual competitive/combative type. The aim of the game is to work together to fulfill customers’ fish orders (by locating cards featuring the required seafood) before the soft-sided battery powered fish stops flopping about. The fish runs on 3xAA batteries, with a starter set included so this is ready to use directly from the box.On the surface it's all quite fun and silly - chucking the fish round between players whilst working to complete orders before it stops moving. Gets quite dark if you think about the fact that this is replicating the effect of a fish dying out of water.Supplied in largely cardboard packaging with an open top lid allowing the fish to be seen and tested before actually opening the set. In all you get: the fish, a folding game board, and two sets of cards - one for the orders, the other displaying different types of fish - with action cards adding some additional elements of disruption

The media could not be loaded. The game is made really well with good quality cards and order board. The fish is good too and it is very fun to watch when it's on and is flapping its tail.The rules of the game are fairly clear and after few trail runs you get to know how to speed up a little bit and move to next level ( 3 levels). My kids enjoyed it very well just as us the parents.However, because the game is constructed in the way that you don't compete with each other but to cooperate with each other to complete orders. This gets boring after few games as one game is finished quickly especially on higher levels. Then there is score if how many orders you have completed as a team. It gets fairly easy fairly quickly to score more orders and the fun stops. Throwing a fish to each other is the most fun part in here and I thing a little bit if competitive version should be available here too. Obviously you have to figure it out on your own how to make to compete with each other but there are some limitations with cards and orders.Overall, it is fun game for younger kids as they won't cry that they have lost as no one is a looser but everyone is a winner.