Certain ages only, in my opinion

Thanks to Family Rated Club, I received the Tipsy 3D Gravity Game to try, for free, in exchange for my open and honest review. My family and I try and spend some quality bonding time together, at least once a week, where we usually watch scary movies, play board games, do some extra studying for school, etc so, needless to say, we were all thrilled when I was chosen to review this new board game, Tipsy 3D Gravity Game. The game was just okay. The concept becomes quite repetitive and my children became bored after about 30 minutes, as opposed to some family board games, we have played before, for hours. Also, I feel like I have played this game before, years ago, but I could not put my finger on the name, for the life of me. Overall, the Tipsy 3D Gravity Game was okay. Since we received the game, my children have only wanted to play it one other time since the first time we played. Normally, when they really enjoy a game, we play it over and over and over again so take that for what it's worth.

Tipsy game

This is a neat little game although don't really get the concept of it. You're pretty much just tippying the board to release all your game pieces, because that's the only way to win. My kids and I played with it for a little bit then they were done and ready to move on to something else. They just got bored with it very quickly. Maybe others will like it but it's just not for us. I received this item from family rated club in exchange for my honest opinion / review.

Just not easy to understand gameplay

I was so excited to receive this game free from #familyratedclub and @spinmaster to play and review honestly. I really wish I had something positive to say about it. It did look promising and was very easy to set up. But once you start trying to read the instructions it can get quite confusing. I passed the instructions on to someone else because I just didn't understand how to play and they and two others did not understand either. It was just too much back and forth and off the board then on the board and figuring out who's turn does what. So we stopped trying to play according to the instructions and just made up our own game, which was pretty fun! We basically just took turns trying to get the black piece of the board first! If you are a strategic, complicated rules game player, this is definitely the game for you. But if you are the type of family that plays Life and Chutes and Ladders then this is not a game for you.