Glow Battle Family – Light Up Sword Game for 2-8 Players
Battle friends, foes and family in this organized foam sword fighting games using (harmless!) glowing weapons. Perfect for groups, birthdays and sleepovers, this dynamic set offers ten different game structures and hours of active excitement. Includes game option cards, eight glow swords, eight home base markers and eight light up bracelets.
Ages: 8+
Number of Players: 2-8+
Batteries: Included and replaceable
$59.90
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What is Glow Battle?
Unleash your warrior at your next birthday party, sleepover or group gathering with an epic glow-in-the-dark sword fight!
Players arm themselves with (harmless) foam weapons then face off with one another in games like Knights of Old, Gladiators—or make up your own!
Designed for players ages 8 and up, each set includes 8 light up foam weapons. For 2-8 players, ages 8+
What's in the Box?
This premium game kit includes all the lights and batteries you'll need for a dozen or more games:
- 8 Weapons of Light
- 8 Glow Wristbands
- 8 Regeneration Station Markers
- 10 Gameplay Option Cards
- Illustrated Instructions
- All batteries included & replaceable
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FAQ
What age is it meant for?
If you can run, you can play! The most common ages of our players are 8-14 but something we’re proud of
is the way that multiple ages can play together. We’ve literally seen grandparents play with their
grandchildren. It also works great for birthdays, family reunions, camps and icebreakers.
How many people can play?
It ranges from 2-16+, depending on the game chosen. The “main” game “Glow Battle,” contains parts for
up to eight players but Gladiator is perfect for as few as two. Thieves & Guards allows sixteen or more
people to play.
Where can I play it?
As long as there’s space to run freely — and safely — there’s an opportunity to play this game.
Backyards, parks, campgrounds: they all work. You also can play indoors with the lights off so long as
the area is clear of obstructions. Indoor rec areas and gyms work especially well for this.
How are hits registered?
The bracelets are used to keep track of hits; they don’t actually register them. Every player begins
the game with their bracelet in “solid” mode. After they are hit the first time, they must return to
their team’s “Regeneration Station” (aka home base), then change their bracelets to strobe mode. If
they get hit again, they’re out of the game for the round. The hits themselves are recognized using the
honesty method. Although it doesn’t hurt, players KNOW when they’ve been hit. Sometimes a moderator is
helpful, but for the most part we’ve found that people embrace the spirit of the game and are honest
about keeping track of hits.
77 reviews for Glow Battle Family – Light Up Sword Game for 2-8 Players
WHAT OUR PLAYERS SAY
Glow Battle Family – Light Up Sword Game for 2-8 Players
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Jan J. –
Even though it seems like a game for younger kids, I would even like to play it as an adult.
Jan J. –
Because I read they have upgraded their quality, I got this as a gift for my young teenage grandsons to enjoy this upcoming Christmas in their basement with their cousins. I can see it being very entertaining and I was intrigued by the ‘wounds’ game variation as an optional way to play. I hope it has them laughing and physically active for quite some time. Even though it seems like a game for younger kids, I would even like to play it as an adult.
AmBobbiazonCustomer –
So much fun ! Big time hit at my sons laser party!
makaio333 –
We enjoy getting things for our kids that promotes open and creative play. These are fun for each of our kids ages 2-12! They glow in the dark, and are durable! Great time and product!
JM –
The concept is fun. The quality is terrible. It lasted about 2 minutes before parts started flying off everywhere. It sadly ended up in the garbage shortly after opening. I would not recommend this product.
Sagegirl42. –
For the price I was deeply disappointed. My personal opinion is no more than $30 it’s built cheap and you can make your own at home. The only thing of value would be the game cards telling you how to play all the games. My kids had fun so I’ll give them a modest review but the price was way above reasonable.
Sandra C. –
The game is fun, but the parts are not high quality or anything specialized to the game -You could make this exact game with glow in the dark parts for a much lower price. Kids broke/took apart two of the swords in minutes.
Customer –
We’ve had many intense games and when one of our items in the game broke, I went searching for a replacement. The company actually provides replacement parts at no cost, without a any hassle.
Roldan J. –
Overpriced for what the product is actually made of (like a swimming pool floaty foam tube wrapped in plastic), but…super fun. I ordered one for my 12-year-old daughter’s birthday, and we had a blast with it. Adults and kids alike! So over all, I paid for the experience, and it was worth it. Also, it’s something that the kids will use every time friends or cousins are around.
jkwendzel –
Our boys love this game! Perfect for fall nights when it gets darker earlier.
LC –
This game looks much cooler until you get it and search inbox it. I don’t think it will last I returned. It didn’t even use it.
Nessa –
It’s really fun but a few of the wands didn’t work so we returned it
AmanduhTodd06 –
Great to get the kids out of the house and off video games. Super fun for all ages!
Diane S. –
The kids absolutely loved this game. It will be even better when they can run around outside with it.
Amie –
This started out as super fun however 2nd game in, one of the wands plastic piece flew out which is needed to turn it on and off. After another game, another wands plastic piece came out. Additionally, the blue wands lights are fading rapidly in several.As this was a christmas purchase for my son and we didnt get a chance to use until Summer in Canada… It’s turned out to be a waste as the warranty will now not cover it even though it was new in the box all this time. I’m disappointed as this was intended for community fun with kids and we only got a few hours out of it.
Ashlee3410 –
The lights didn’t last too long after opening and the materials feel cheap. When turning on the bracelet it felt as though the switch was about to break. After playing with the wands they started to permanently bend and weren’t as sturdy to withstand hard play.
Jesse N. –
Kids have really enjoyed playing this game! The lights work great at night. Operation and functions are good.
Customer –
I had some issues with the game but the company is very professional and helped with all my issues. The game does not work as well as I would like but my kids love playing it all the same.
Amy –
It’s too expensive for what it is, light up foam sticks. They kids had a great time with them for a one time use. They used them as swords, of course, and the lights fell out, the paper tore off, and they were pretty much ruined.
ER –
Got this game for the family – I have two rowdy boys and a husband who is more like an adult child. They all like to wrestle, play war and battle. This game was a way I could ensure no one would get hurt, but a game I could participate in two. We can play outside on a warm night, or inside in our basement for a little bit of challenge with furniture.I prefer playing as a family, and is a great family battle with another family of 4! Easy to set up, easy to determine whether someone is in, out or halfway gone (flashing).Highly recommend for anyone who is looking for family time with less screen options!
GG –
There’s nothing like family fun. This pulled everyone out of their seat. It’s safe for everyone. There’s something about those glow lights that just pulls you in. I don’t know why it’s priced so high. This should have been priced somewhere around $20-$30. I guess you can’t put a price on family fun.
Carriann C. –
Kids love it. Price a bit high for the quality
imsocrazy –
This is great fun for the whole family and best played outside for maximum fun. It says on the package 8 and up but my 6 year old grandson played and did fine. It came with instruction for many ways to play and certain games which were fun but for littler kids just bopping everyone is fun! The game comes with the light stations bracelets and the glow sabers. You can make your own variations of course. This game will definitely get your kids outside and away from the tv.
Family M. –
My kids love this Glow Battle game. And I recently brought it on a Cub Scout campout. The kids absolutely love it. And it’s a blast watching them play. We had several other packs come to our site asking what that was and were we got it. The only thing is it lacks purpose. It quickly turns into a beating free-for-all without any sort of goal. Thankfully we had a blue and a green rag sitting around so we turned it into Capture the Flag.
EJB –
This is a fun game for our family and friends. After the first time we played the kids kept asking to have friends over to play again and again. Unfortunately for the price point the quality is not the best for a bunch of rowdy boys. With the parts that broke though we were able to improvise and keep the games going.
mheaton –
We used this at my sons birthday party. The kids loved it. It is made of durable and sturdy material. Very fun for everyone. Good value for the money. I will be getting another one to give as a gift. I highly recommend this item.
Equinox69 –
My grandson had a ball with this game. So much fun to play at night with his friends.
Mel P. –
Not the best quality or originally but the kids still have fun with it
Melinda –
I have a 4 year old and 7 year old. Both liked this game and enjoyed playing it with mom & dad. This game is basically tag with glow sticks. We played it while at home and turned the lights off. We played about 3 rounds before the kids got bored and wanted to stop playing it.I think this game is a little over priced for what you get. My opinion though. Directions are clear and the lights are bright enough to be seen.Fun game but is pretty much Tag!
Bruce –
Had the kids over and they all had a great time playing playing this game. I believe there’s enough for 8 players and we had 6 kids running around with em . They all had tons of fun. Would recommend
Michael J. –
I’ve conducted more than a few lightsaber battles for my kids’ birthday parties, but a few things happen very quickly: 1) someone breaks a lightsaber, and 2) someone gets hurt. No matter how they make the lightsabers, they inevitably fall apart from abuse, or a kid gets hurt from being whacked with it. Finally, someone had the presence of mind to turn this into a game.These are light-up foam weapons with some loose “boffer” style rules to determien winners. There are many variants, which kids aren’t going to actually follow anyway.That said, this is rather pricey at sixty bucks. For a third of the price, you can get rave-style glowing foam sticks that have three different glow modes. And since you can download the rules (they’re not included in the game, but if you search for “starlux games glow battle variant” you’ll find it), you don’t even need these components. The only thing you’ll miss is the regeneration area, but that’s just four lights that can be easily arranged with flashlights or extra glowsticks.I love this idea. But compared to the other products Starlux Games makes (which are worth the price!) this is a high investment for something that will probably break after a few games.
Lisa D. –
I took my neice and nephews camping and got this as something fun for us to do. They are all older teens one being 18 so I was holding out much hope they would want to play. But it quickly became a big hit. We even had the family next to us kids ask to play with us. So we ended up lending them the game to play together. It kinda reminds me of tag but with swords. Overall, highly recommend for all ages. Will be a great hit.
Stacie –
It works great and it’s a great toy for the kids for summer. Definitely recommend for the whole family.
SaraM –
This was a very fun family game that was enjoyed by all.
Karla J. –
I became the coolest mom ever by ordering this for my sons birthday party! I can honestly say they made up there own rules and played until they were beat! Perfect party item!
LJ –
It’s laser tag reinvented and I prefer it this way. Our family of friends had a blast with this and it’s nice that there are ten game options. Get it, you won’t be disappointed! Great to get out of screens and moving!
Tunisia P. –
No batteries needed had lots of fun playing with this. Nice glow easy to handle soft lol get it
Mrs k. –
As soon as we got these we waited impatiently for dark to come. We had so much fun. It was a blast. From our youngest to our oldest, we all enjoy it. There are several game ideas that come in the box but so many more you could come up it’s on your own with a little imagination. Awesome game. Definitely recommend for family game night. Even if its all adults.
Matt M. –
Let the games begin! You get 8 foam “swords” and 8 bracelets to keep track of hits. The foam swords are harmless but it’s funny watching the kids have dramatic reactions when tagged. When tagged you have to return to the “regeneration” center or home base. Then back to the battle. The foam is good quality stuff, these glow and looks amazing in a low light setting. Bracelets Glow and keep track of hits. Futuristic tag pretty much and way more fun. The adults set this up and the kids played for hours. Once they seemed bored with one option there are 9 more game options! 10 in all so the game is always fresh. Highly recommended for good fun, exercise, and a easy bedtime the kiddos were asleep in the car ride home from all the excitement.
Noah R. –
Update: after a shipping error, I reached out to the company. In the end, everything worked out! We played the glow games while on a multi family camping trip. It was a blast for kids and adults. High recommend. We look forward to playing again.
Michelle E. –
Now that we have had a chance to play the game I have to say I love the idea of it! However I had several pieces that the batteries did not work in and we’re unable to use until I can find batteries to replace them. And on other pieces the plastic was trying to peel off of the foam. I was very excited to get this game for my boys, but I’m slightly disappointed in the quality of the product for the cost. So at this point we have about half of the game pieces that are working and half that will not light up. I was really wishing for a bit more quality for the price.
Frank –
I bought this for my nieces and they loved it. Their parents also got in on the action. From the sounds of it they all had a blast.
Missy –
12 year old birthday party…they instantly broke…not at all what I expected. Next time I will remember to read specs before buying… it’s literally styrofoam wrapped in plastic.
Jennifer –
My teenagers had a BLAST with this as part of their back to school “night games.” I HIGHLY recommend it! My husband and I may have jumped in on the phone a little too. 😏
Josh –
Spent the whole evening running around and taking each other out. Was much better than dodgeball And way more interactive. Such great fun. We played with kids from 8 to 25 and they got along great.
Marilyn –
This summer, some of our grandkids (various ages) went out in our back yard to play “night games“. I whipped out my Glow Battle game. . Of course, they were super excited to try it out! For the next three hours we heard laughter, shouting, squealing! Needless to say, they absolutely did not want to quit! It’s so nice to have them out playing and running around together and having fun instead of staring at their electronics devices. Definitely a gift that keeps giving and that all Grandma and Grandpas should get for the grandkids !!!
Kevin –
I was looking for something different to give my 9year old birthday girl. And this was perfect! Not only was it a creative, unique gift, but a gift that she can share with family, friends and the neighborhood. We decided to pull it out during her friend birthday party and it was a huge hit! Almost every parent asked where I got it. Thanks for helping get the kids outside and playing at 730pm on a dark, cold October night. They never felt the cold!
Antoinett D. –
Not worth almost $60! We purchased for a Halloween Party. As the kids played with them parts started to fly off and the batteries were flying around. Each sword was destroyed. These were 7 & 8 year olds and they were fully supervised while playing it so they weren’t doing anything crazy. When we cleaned up this morning after the party my Roomba was finding all of the little button batteries. Cool idea but poor quality for the price point. The only part that survived was the bracelet; maybe we’ll use those to be seen when out running at dusk? Overall disappointed with what we got for the price.
JJ H. –
Children ages 3 to 93, have enjoyed this fun games system. Customer support has been top notch with answering questions and replacements. Parents and grandparents where rolling in the grass watching their kids have a blast playing these games and seven joined the kids with the gameplay. 🙂
Shane –
This game has been a hit with our family. We were pretty active before ordering Glow Battle but some activities were not the most fun for each family member. But playing this game outdoors is a unanimous fun for each of us. It’s a great way to blow off steam and work up a sweat without having to climb on the boring treadmill too often! The kids needed some roughhousing since this generation is a bit soft lol. But it’s not too rough since the swords are made of foam!
Great game. Good folks running the company. Try it and see if your fam gets off the couch a bit more often.
JP K. –
Wherever I go, I see people sitting side by side, manipulating their phones. It’s especially disheartening when I see a family together where the parents and children are disconnected. This game, designed in its simplicity, breaks through the media barriers and brings family members into “contact” with each other. You see parents and children chasing each other, laughing together and just having fun together. This is a perfect gift for a family to give itself as a means to restore so much that is lost through media. It is money well worth spending.
Brian –
This game gave me and my friends hours of fun! The concept is simple, yet genius.
After nightfall, the glowing parts really created a cool sci-fi action atmosphere. Also, we noticed that the sticks didn’t hurt at all, This was great, as it liberated us to really get after each other and get lost in the moment, without having to censor our actions.
This is a great game!
Jaimie G. –
This is absolutely AWESOME! Fun for hours! So many different ways you can play! We like hide and seek, ghosts in the graveyard and a good old sword fight that doesn’t hurt.. Lol.. Comes with cards that have other games you can play. AND… It comes with batteries! Nothing comes with batteries these days! We even played this with grandma. Seriously a blast. More than 5 stars to me! Love it!
Marissa –
I was given this game as a gift and my 5 and 7 year old went nuts for this! Admittedly, they don’t do a good job sticking to the rules, but boy do they love fighting each other with these things. And I love that no one gets hurt. Such a great idea! Two thumbs up!
Gidget –
I was given this game as a gift and my 5 and 7 year old went nuts for this! Admittedly, they don’t do a good job sticking to the rules, but boy do they love fighting each other with these things. And I love that no one gets hurt. Such a great idea! Two thumbs up!
Becky S. –
The BEST part about Glow Battle is that, there were no cell phones or electronics on at my house tonight and my kids, their cousins and friend didn’t even care!!! And when it came time to “call it a night” everyone complained because they didn’t want to stop playing!!! “This kind” of complaining is totally music to my ears! ❤️
The kids played a variety of different games tonight. I love that they are easy to set up and figure out. Everyone appreciates that!
No one kid got hurt when they were hit with the weapons of light. TOTAL BONUS!!! This is such a nice change compared to all the times over the years that my sons and their buddies have gotten hurt when getting hit with a light saber. Total joy kill!!!
So glad to have a game that’s interactive and gets the kids outside, at night and that all age groups can play together. We look forward to lots more Glow Battles at our house!!
Richard G. –
First let me say that my kids loved playing the game. There are lots of lights and they had fun swinging glowing sticks. However, there are a couple downsides to consider: 1) indicating who was hit is a manual process and the kids would tend to argue about who hit who first. 2) the bracelets that you needed to change when hit were backwards, when you are supposed to go from solid to blinking, the button press instead when from solid to off and then to blinking. And finally, 3) Seemed to be a bit priced too high for what you get.
So in summary: a few negatives but my kids had a great time playing with it just the same.
R. P. –
My kids were so excited to for night to come when this arrived! They invited friends and cousins over and played for HOURS! Ages ranged from 11-16. It was awesome to hear their fun and have them get some exercise. I think they may have been a little rough with their play – a couple swords wouldn’t turn on the next time and the battery case fell apart. I was hoping the quality would’ve been a bit better but it was a lot of fun for the price!
Patti H. –
As the mother of six very active kids, I’m always looking for constructive ways that they can expend energy. Glow Battle does just that. The great thing is that they can play Glow Battle in an open space inside, they can play in the backyard, they can play in the garage, and they can even play on the trampoline. Really, anywhere with some space. I thought they might get bored with it after playing a few times, but turns out that all-aged boys and girls really love to chase each other around with lighted batons in the dark for hours on end. Plus, it includes instructions for several game variations of strategy and teamwork that keep it fresh. And, all of the game pieces and batteries have withstood my crazy crew. I think Glow Battle will make a fun Christmas gift for my friends that have kids, too.
Kara Y. –
A few families and I played this randomly one night. Just decided to go to the park and try it out and hours later we were still having fun! Most of us “adults” pooped out pretty early-great exercise though-and the kids just kept going and going. They loved it so much and it was a great way to get everyone involved and safely playing after dark! The swords light up really well too and don’t hurt so even young kids could play.
Heather D. –
My kids absolutely LOVE this game! It is refreshing to have them interested in something other than electronics. It was so fun to watch my husband and older kids play and my five year old has a blast. He wants to play every night.
We love that you can have 10 people playing at a time. We are thinking about getting another set because we have so many kids over for night games and they have to take turns. This game has been a big hit for our family.
Nathan N. –
My kids like to play rough with each other so I was trying to find a game they could play together without getting hurt. They love glow in the dark things so I got them this game and they loved it. I thought maybe the wrap on the swords wouldn’t hold up to their play but it seems to be doing fine. They also have replaceable batteries which is great because some other light up toys I have don’t. Overall the kids enjoyed it and it was a good way to get rid of some of their energy without someone getting hurt.
Kevin M. –
Bad:
LEDs were not working well in two of the swords and needed to be jiggled to stay on for short periods of time
1 bracelet band came out of the flasher, required a bit of wrangling to push it back in
At least 2 LED units came out of the bottom of their swords, requiring the player to compensate during play
At least 1 base station light kept getting ‘untwisted’, requiring re-tightening to stay on
Good:
THE GAME IS FUN! With the different game play styles, the kids had a blast for the half hour that we played.
Overall:
I cannot recommend due to build quality, but if you’re handy, you can probably repair the things that your kids destroy. The game is a ton of fun, though.
I purchased this for the Kickstarter. I don’t know if subsequent retail boxes have the same build quality.
Brittany –
This game was such a cool twist on some family fun! The glow in the dark feature was something totally unique & made it super exciting for my kids. I grew up in an age when “night games” were the norm, & you’d roam around the neighborhood with all of your friends & not worry. Although we live in a different day and age…this game was the closest thing that my kids will experience to risking around playing games at night. We went to the field at the school on our street & had a BLAST!! I recommend this to anyone, knowing you’ll love the time spent with family or friends. It is totally worth the price.
DeKay F. –
This game was given to our family by a friend. We really enjoyed playing it together as a family. We played it both inside and outside and found playing it outside with more space was more enjoyable. We played as a family following the basic rules of the game, but my children have spent hours making up their own games using the the glow battle equipment. I would say the 8+ age rating on the game is appropriate due to the battle nature of the game. We look forward to trying out the different variations of the game
David E. –
Out of the box we had two of the light up swords and one of the bracelets not work. After the first round, maybe 15mins of play, we had the plastic wrap on the swords coming off, bracelets not staying connected and falling off and batteries coming out. We ended up playing something else and throwing the Glow Battle in the trash. Very disappointed.
Anne O. –
My kids enjoyed it and are constantly asking to play this. It is so much better when played in the dark for obvious reasons but my kids can’t always wait 😁. Cons: the plastic covering around the foam sticks ripped after a couple uses but they really are just for decoration. My kids enjoyed the different ways you can play the game, especially the capture the flag version. Overall, I would totally recommend this game. What kids don’t want to play a game where they are allowed to hit each other?!
Ashley I. –
Loved everything about this. Our family and neighborhood totally rocked this last week. We wished we would have bought it earlier for all those outside summer nights. Wish I had video to share but was so caught up watching the kids (and adults) have fun I didn’t pick my phone up. Highly recommend
Linde F. –
Not only is this game entertaining to watch but it gets the kids active and keeps them playing for hours. There are so many different ways and games to play with glow battle that my kids have played a different game every night with the neighborhood kids. They get so excited to tell other family and friends about it and anyone that comes over is invited to play. It is such a blast and the swords dont hurt at all when you tap someone with them, even if you swing hard. it is so much fun! Our fmily would recommend this game to anyonw who likes to play any game!
Kat –
Sorry the photo is dark, but our four boys and my husband and I have had so much fun playing different games with GlowBattle. The first time I pulled it out I had no idea how much crazy fun our kids would have. They were instantly battling and making up games and teams and stuff. Capture the Flag takes on a whole new meaning with glow in the dark swords! Neighborhood night games just got a lot more fun too! It’s as fun for 6 year olds as it is for 66 year olds!
Carlye –
We are loving glow battle! I love that the swords are soft so they can smack each other all they want and nobody gets hurt. The instructions are pretty basic and even my five year old was able to understand and enjoy playing. My older kids (9 and 12) have tried out several of the different game options with their friends and they have all been fun. It comes with enough swords and wrist bands for ten kids, so it has been a big hit when we have cousins or friends over.
Brandon E. –
This is a creative and entertaining game for all ages. I bought this game to play with all of my family at our reunion this year and it was a blast. We played in both the day and at night time. I will say it is a lot more fun at night cause all you see are these glowing swords and wrist bands running around battling for the win! This is a excellent alternative to your kids playing on phones and sitting around watching T.V. shows. It was great to get everyone out and about playing together. Fun for the whole family!
Aaron R. –
This is a great game for the outdoors and a way to get the kids out of the house and off electronics. A great night game!! The lights are super bright and the game comes with many versions or types of games to play with the bracelets, swords, and regen lights.
The swords are a bit fragile but as long as kids can stick to the rules they will last. Also an upgrade suggestion to the glow bracelets would be a watch clasp to keep them more secure. This is a highly active game and we found they would come off at times.
Our kids loved playing the steal the flag version.
crystal k. –
This is a really fun product for the family. The glow bracelets and swords stay lit for a long time. I love that the batteries are replaceable. I would recommend that you play outside since its an active game. The ONLY thing I didnt like is that at the end of the battle need swords is plastic and can hurt someones face, you know if you’re getting crazy, like kids do! We use safety glasses as always with any sport. I didn’t take pics because we are having too much fun. Also, fun for adults in the forests. Not even kidding.
Traci –
My son got Glow Battle game for his 10th birthday! It was a hit! He gathered his buddies for a night of glow battles! Lots of running and giggles to be heard! Loved that it came with game cards with ideas of different games to play with the light-up swords!
JT –
Such a fun game for kids and adults. We had some friends over and played it for hours. There are so many different games that you can play (capture the flag, ghost in the graveyard, and many more). The lights are fun and it’s great exercise! Great idea for a game!
Rae –
I took this on a family trip this summer and whipped it out when things were starting to get a little dull. My kids, nieces and nephews loved it! We actually had to put it away earlier than planned because they were having so much fun!
Things I love:
I love that these are soft light sabers. It does not hurt at all to get hurt by them, even when things get a little rough!
The lights are bright! We weren’t playing in total darkness, so the fact that these are very bright helped a lot! It made it more possible for my little kids to play without getting hurt.
I also love the game variations. I jumped in on a new game and was able to have fun by applying stricter rules for myself.
Easy to store! It’s not too big to store in our game closet!
Things that could use improvement:
While the bracelets are awesome and bright, sometimes the kids got too enthusiastic and pulled the wrong end out while trying to remove it. The wrong end goes right back into the slot, so it’s really not a huge problem, but that’s something that would improve it!
Overall, Super fun game with lots of variations! I played it with kids that were 2-11! We all had fun!