The game is suitable for 2-4 players aged 4+ and as you'd expect, everything you need is in the box, including 1 fox with pants, 21 chickens, 4 chicken coops, 1 dice and instructions.
There's a little bit of set up placing stickers and working out exactly how the fox and his pants work, so allow 10 minutes before first play. You have to tug the pants out quite hard and it does feel wrong the first time.
Take a couple of minutes to look at the fox and you'll see his arms also open slightly wider, as if he's pretending to be a chicken. This is how you 'prime' him for a new match. Incidentally before you start, the first player to roll a dice is decided by who does the best chicken impression.
When the pants fall they do it rapidly. They are actually triggered by the movement of the fox's head and pulled straight into the body of the fox. It makes you jump every time!
Gameplay is really simple. Throw the dice to see how many chickens you need to place in the fox's pockets. Then give his head a little press downwards. If you are unlucky he'll trigger and the pants will vanish. Chickens fly everywhere. It works incredibly well.
When the chickens escape, you need to grab them with only one hand, and one at a time. The first person to fill their chicken coop with 5 chickens is the winner. It's a very quick game and lasts us around 5 minutes each round - then often another 5 minutes to find a stray chicken that was knocked off the table in the melee!
Noisy and really exciting, Foxy Pants is a hit here and the children especially love it. The 'pants' mechanism works beautifully and catches you out every time, and everyone has a chance of winning.
Foxy Pants is made by Drumond Park and available to buy now, rrp £22.99, from all good games stockists instore and online, including Amazon (aff*). You can find some of my other Drumond Park game reviews here...
Drumond Park have kindly offered a copy of Foxy Pants for one of my readers. Entry to the sweepstake giveaway is by Gleam form below and your details won't be used for anything other than administering this giveaway, including informing the winner.
UK entrants only, the giveaway will end at midnight Sunday 7th October. For full terms and conditions see the bottom of the Gleam form. To find my other UK sweepstake giveaways, please go to my giveaways page. Christmas is looming in the toy industry, and new giveaways will be added every week.
Foxy Pants Family Game Review And Giveaway For Drumond Park (Age 4+)
We were sent our copy of Foxy Pants for review. *Amazon links are affiliate links, which means I earn a chicken feather few pence every time you buy something through my link, but you don't pay any more.
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