Monikers The Fuzzies - Quick Game of Balance to Combines Little Pompom Balls with Gravity-Defying Towers! Fun, Competitive Game For Ages 6 to Adult, Don't Topple the Tower

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Ultimately though, having a loser, particularly in the family environment with younger children, isn’t always the best. If you have already passed the tweezers when the tower topples, the person who is holding the tweezers is the loser. It just seems like the balls are really stuck together when you pull one from the stack but lack any sort of adherence when you are trying to balance them back into the pile! And whilst it is great to just be able to spend a couple of seconds learning a game, I feel like I would prefer a little more clarification on a few things. Come all together in a handy case, so perfect for trips/holidays/days out/evening in/taking to Friends.

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In the lid, you will find the challenge cards, the rules and the tweezers, which you need to remove. Once you have removed the cards and tweezer, use the lid to smush the Fuzzies down in the container a few times to make sure they are compact. A Grade products may arrive with or without cellophane and may have some superficial damage to the game box. I had been concerned that the game might be a bit too easy for my 10 and 13-year-old, but this is definitely not the case. The only question I had that the rules didn’t cover was if you get a forfeit for dropping the ball you were placing.It is also ok to swap between the tweezers and hands at any time during your turn, and you can decide to remove a different Fuzzy even if you have touched it as long as it has not been fully removed.

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I think the novelty will wear off and The Fuzzies may languish for long periods on the shelf between plays. Then on your next turn, you need to do the challenges on the cards all at once when removing the Fuzzy. When placing the Fuzzy back into the tower it can go on the sides or the top as long as it is higher. Secondly, after a tipple with friends and family I can see it being pulled off the shelves and working well. If playing with younger children you may knock down the tower quickly, you want to alter the rules slightly to keep the game going for longer.My family love playing games of all kinds, we usually play something every night after dinner and even hold game tournaments during the school holidays.

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I was therefore very excited to check out the new The Fuzzies tower stacking game, which uses soft felt balls rather than bricks. Count the number of fallen Fuzzies and take that number of cards from the deck up to a maximum of three. To start you simply need to remove any same coloured Fuzzy from the tower as the top card of the deck.However, non of us are a fan of the time it takes to build it back up to play again or to put it away. If during your turn any of the Fuzzies fall you need to still place the removed Fuzzy back onto the tower. Other than that, I’ve pretty much derailed my review introduction very early on and have no real defence for doing so. Just take the cards out the container, flip the container, take the lid off and bam, the game is ready to go.

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You have to remain sitting when you play and are not allowed to stand when removing the Fuzzy and you are not allowed to touch the tower or the platform to stabilise it during your turn. When you inevitably let other fuzzies fall off the pile during your turn, you will have to take that many cards from the top of the deck.

Usually, I am against games that make you do silly things but The Fuzzies doesn’t go over the top with silly actions.