Crazy Claw
The Crazy Arcade Action game!
Crazy Claw is the action-packed game of boiling balls and grabbing claws. Everyone knows the excitement of the arcade games; now find the right Toy Tokens in the bubbling balls and you win!
While one player is the Claw Master, everyone else batters the paddles to bounce the balls around until the claw finally catches one.
The balls contain Toy Tokens, to win the game you must collect the 3 toys shown on your collection card.
Contents include:-
Unit base and lid
Folding clear unit walls
Grabber
12 balls (3 x purple, 3 x yellow, 3 x Green, 3 x red)
12 x Toy Tokens
4 x Collection Cards
2 x Sticker Sheets
Instructions
Setting Up
I inserted the clear unit walls into the base and lid. Next you get your sticker sheet and apply the stickers as shown on the diagram in the instructions. They were simple instructions to follow, showing you which sticker goes where, it is recommended for an adult to apply these. The stickers are quite realistic looking which makes a unit into a Crazy Claw arcade action game!
Then I was to pop out the Toy Tokens and place each one into a coloured ball.
Once filled we put the balls inside the Crazy Claw and then we were ready to play.
Whilst the player is taking their turn the other players hit the red paddles, around the base of the unit, quickly and repeatedly to bounce the balls about in the Crazy Claw, the player tries to grab one of the bouncing balls.
The aim of the game:-
Catch a coloured ball with the grabber, open it to reveal the toy token inside. You then check if you have the toy token on your collection card. If you do then place the toy token on top of your card, if it is not on your collection card, simply put the token back into the ball and back into the Crazy Claw machine. The first player to collect all three toy tokens shown on their collection card is the winner!
Youngest player goes first, so Grace had the first turn, using the Grabber she instantly pulled out the first ball and the toy token inside matched the image on her collection card.
Grace put the empty ball back in to the Crazy Claw. This is now leaving an empty ball inside the arcade game, which as we continue and more tokens are found, this makes the game harder as we progress as we kept grabbing empty balls, making it more challenging for us to find the toy tokens that we are looking for.
The game is suitable for 2 to 4 players age 5+. Grace managed this game brilliant and she is aged 3. It is great to see her recognizing and match the objects together.
Jake who is 6, he really loves this game and has even told his friends at school all about it! I can see it being a favourite to play.
You can purchase Crazy Claw for just £24.99 from Amazon and all good toy stores.
Mummy H, Jake and Grace.
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Loved the Donkey Kong Arcade Game and Pac Man a close second Favourite
I love the 2p drop machines where you put the coin in and it drops to the ledge and gets pushed over
Oh i love the 2p machines esp when there r small prizes in them, so do my 3 kids
I loved the machine you put 2p pieces in in the hope they would all edge forward and some would fall down. I remember trying to ‘knock’ the machine to nudge some coins over when I was a little girl and the alarms went off and the man ran over! never again!