Polar Panic Game Review
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Polar Panic Game Review

Like many families, there is nothing more exciting than a new game to play as a family. I have teamed uo with Wicked Uncle to share with you another great family game with my Polar Panic Game Review.

Now we are into the bear months and autumn is here. The evenings are getting noticeably shorter and the weather not as hot and sunny. It is time to look at having fun as a family in different ways. Family games are always a great go to.

polar panic game

Let me introduce Polar Panic a fun and speedy game for two to six players. Which will have everyone wanting to play.

Polar Panic is all about finding pairs of funny fish. You take turns to flip over cards to reveal surprisingly similar sea life. When you spot a matching pair, slap the cards to claim them for your haul. Making sure you keep an eye out for the helpful fishermen, also looking for the sneaky polar bear wild card. If you find him its game over.

polar panic tin

I only received this game yesterday, but was lucky to see my granddaughters who were very willing to review the game with me.

The game is for aged 6+ so C helped my youngest grandaughter. We had lots of fun and the laughs kept coming. Although there were a few sulks if one of them lost.

The game comes in its own little tin, which makes storing away quick and easy. Also a great game for taking out or away on holiday. As it does not take up a lot of room.

Giveaway

polar panic tin

Wicked Uncle have kindly given one of my lucky readers the chance to win the game and have fun. To enter see below.

Please make sure you read the Terms and Conditions fully and complete ALL the mandatory sections in order for your entry to be valid.

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Good Luck and don’t forget my other giveaways

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67 Comments on “Polar Panic Game Review

  1. We always enjoyed Snakes and Ladders as it is a game of chance that all ages in the family can enjoy. Love the look of this game as well as the practical storage tin.

  2. Saturday afternoon was game day when I was growing up. Although we played many different games, my favourite was Risk.

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