You can find my full review of Sshh! Don't Wake Dad! here, but gameplay is very simple. Players use a spinner to move along the track that snakes across the board, heading for the fridge and the delicious treats it holds. Each square you land on is a risk and you can get sent back to the start quite easily.
Most spaces give a number of times that you have to press Dad's alarm clock - risking setting it ringing and waking him each time. If you are actually on the bed then you can be wiped right off the board by his flailing arms as he spins round - making the children howl with laughter. Then you have to go back to the start.
The board only has a few spaces, and each time you are sent back, you get a card protecting you from whatever hazard it was that caught you out last time, so play is actually very quick and no-one minds being sent back - well, not too much!
This is a great game for 2-4 players aged 5+, teaching turn taking and 'how to lose'. These are both skills a younger child won't find come naturally. The first time they're sent back they might complain, but it is a part of this game and soon becomes second nature.
Sshh! Don't Wake Dad! is a great game for my 7 and 8 year old boys to play together, and the sound effects (e.g. a cat howling, everything being knocked over and Dad snoring etc) really make it loads of fun.
Sshh! Don't Wake Dad! is available from all good games stockists instore and online and has a recommended price of £22.99.
Drumond Park have kindly offered a copy of Sshh! Don't Wake Dad! for one of my readers. Entry to the giveaway is by Gleam form below. There are no mandatory entries and I won't store your details - I only need them to check the winner entered correctly and to tell them they have won!
Enter using the Gleam form below, the giveaway is open to UK entrants only and will close at midnight Sunday 16th April.
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Sshh! Don’t Wake Dad! Board Game Giveaway from Drumond Park (age 5+)
at the moment i have a bar of chocolate
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ReplyDeleteMy posh chocolates- I like my chilled🍫 too easy for little hands to get hold of though
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ReplyDeletemy 2 boys would go straight for the yollies!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWell I don't have anything naughty in my fridge, so my little boy would be eyeing up the melon which he eats everyday, in fact he's obsessed with them and my daughter would be eyeing up the strawberries which I have to ration otherwise I'd be buying a punnet a day!! lol
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ReplyDeleteDairylea Dunkers - my youngest is obsessed with them! She actually calls them 'Cow Cheese' because of the picture of the cow on the front, haha. :)
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ReplyDeleteI would love to say strawberries or melon but actually the only thing that would tempt the kids in there is chocolate!!
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