The Logo Board Game - The Family Board Game of Brands and Products You Know and Love | Family Games for Adults and Kids Suitable from 12+ Years

I purchased the Logo Board Game for $48, thinking it was a brand new game. When I received the game, you can imagine my surprise to see that the game I received was used, and had previously been sold at a garage sale for $2. Totally not cool. I am returning this game and will be purchasing it elsewhere. So disappointed.

This was a sampler game. Too expensive for just a sample. Returning.

This game arrived today as a present for my husbands birthday, and we have not stopped playing it. Even the kids have enjoyed playing. Simple game play involves moving a counter to the corresponding colour on the game board when you get a question right. No fussy set up, or complicated rules and pieces, just a board some counters and a box of questions. The questions are fabulous, even our 6 year got involved. Sample questions include; How many different flavours are there in pack of Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles? Which Swedish home products retailer was founded by Ingvar Kamprad in 1943? What is the number one best selling brand of crackers in the UK? Which soft drinks company was originally called the British Vitamin Products Company? This game is really relevant to the UK market with occasional questions on the big organisations like Mc Donalds and Coke, but overall a great UK based game. Having played this for the best part of the day, we are now awaiting a top up pack of questions as we will soon be through the box. Come on Drumond lets get some top up cards. Buy it and have some great traditional family fun. You will not be disappointed.

We bought this for a new family game for Christmas as we thought everyone would know some answers. We were delighted as it provided several hours of entertainment and fun for family and friends. Sometimes we played in teams, other times in pairs and also individually. Our youngest partaker was 12 and he often enjoyed asking the questions whereas our oldest player was my 88 year old mum and it was the first time in 20 or more years that I have been able to persuade her to take part in a board game. She is always nervous about knowing the answers but I was able to assure her, quite correctly, that with her knowledge of shopping and products she would be fine. She realoly enjoyed the game and was able to answer questions that others of us could not! I have already recommended it to friends as a good game for 10 years upwards and also for those that sometimes fight shy of board games. It is and will continue to be an excellent perchase. Well done Drummond Games - worth every penny even though I saw it £5 cheaper after I had bought it from John Lewis!

A really good family game and one that is a little bit different. There is a standard fold-out playing board and some cone-shaped playing pieces and a box of question cards in a tray. So far, similar to most games. This can be played between 2-4 individual players or - and this is much better - with two teams. This way you can mix up the ages and, since the game depends on knowledge of brands and products ranging from teabags to JCB's (not necessarily contemporary either), it helps to have both Granny and Grandpa in the team alongside the youngest members who will know the TV characters. The instructions are not well written and rather confusing - which is why I haven't awarded the game 5 stars - but once you have all agreed how to interpret they way it works it is good fun and it's surprising who knows what! A good awareness game too - you will be amazed at how many logos etc you thought you would recognise but don't....

Great item

This was perfect for our recent christmas gathering and it was amazing just how much the brands and logo's have burrowed in to our minds and rooted themselves firmly! We've played it a few times already and aren't getting bored yet. Good in teams, good for just the two of us, not too long to play but long enough to get you interested, I can't think of a board game that I've enjoyed more in the last few years. I would caution against playing it with children, there is nothing offensive, rude or dangerous, they just probably won't know the answers to questions such as "what flavour of bisto is in an orange packet". If, like us, you have your parents over every so often and you fancy doing something different to watching the television once the kids have gone to bed, buy this game, it'll be fun.