David Walliams Megatastic Challenges

Great game for all the family. Fun and challenging

This is fabulous game for children, keeps them busy, entertained and they get very loud while playing . We’ve given it as a gift to couple friends and they say the same. Highly recommended. I got it for our 8 years old but even younger children can easily play and do the challenges as long as they can read.

Really enjoying game until one of physical challenge was “throw coin or timer in air, clap and catch”. Unfortunately son didn’t catch. Timer broke. Beware inside of timer made of breakable materials.Otherwise this was a really enjoyable game

So fun. Perfect mix of traditional and modern to meet the needs of active children who prefer moving to sitting playing a game for hours! The challenges are physical but most people could manage them or at least try. The quiz questions a little trickier as you need to have some knowledge of the books or general knowledge. 7 year old opts for the challenge questions to compensate and not fall behind in the game!

I bought this as a gift for my nephew. I have been told it's the funnest, funniest game he's ever played! Highly recommend for a fun game for children.

The cards are quite wordy and tie into books That Walliams has written. There are lots of cards, spinner, an egg timer, and a whistle!But the game basically boils down to doing a physical or a mental challenge. Everyone from 3 to 72 years old loved this whether it was acting like an orangutan or singing One nursery rhyme to the tune of another. Everyone wanted to do their challenge but No one cared about winning!

Initially we thought this game was great fun, although after playing it a few times we found some questions quite difficult for kids. I don't know if this is by design but some of the mental challenges are nothing but a wild guess, there is no way most people would know that, let alone kids. My son became upset yesterday after a few of these difficult questions, especially as you have to answer 3 to get each character card. If you do well on the first two and then get an unfair question as the third one and fail, it can be a bit upsetting. We ended up choosing a different question for him but I feel this it not great. I get it they don't want to make it too easy, but I think it's too much.I was also expecting the challenges to be about the characters from the book, but in quite a lot of cases they have nothing to do with it, they start with something from the book and end with something completely unrelated. It's like forcing an unrelated question to tie to one of the books - stretching it a bit too far.Also... after playing a few times you will remember answer to the questions so it becomes unplayable.Overall, a bit disappointed, I was expecting a bit more from a David Walliams game.

Bought for a ten year old girls recent birthday and ended up playing as group of three kids and four adults. Lasted hours and loads of fun for everyone, really unique challenges and a laugh out loud fun game for all. Perfect gift for that age.