Hasbro Toilet Trouble Flushing Fun Family Board Game - Hilarious Bathroom-Themed Party Game for Kids & Adults - Perfect for Family Game Nights & Birthday Parties

Simple to operate, simple rules, great family fun!This game is so much fun and a great value! This is the one game my kids always want to play. I have played it with my pre-school son and first grade daughter. I also used it in my classroom with third grade students. It was a hit!4 yr old grad daughter loves it.Surprisingly well built and she picked up on the game instantly.It’s ok nice for a giftMy grandson loves this game!Bought this game for my nephew. Silly but cute gameThis game is great for family with kids as well as parties. The good thing is that the game is so simple that even young kids can understand and start playing right away. The concept is that each player spins the paper roll spinner to see how many times he or she must flush. There is a chance that the toilet will spray water after each flush and the players who get sprayed are out.2 AA batteries are required and there is flushing sound effect coming out from the speaker. The overall build quality is fairly good and it should last long if well maintained.The only downside is that the gameplay usually doesn't last too long as there simply aren't too many things to do with this set.Believe it or not we used this to model using the toilet for our son while toilet training! It was the perfect size for all of his little stuffed friends to sit on and “use” to model the steps. We used some Playdoh to get creative with teaching #2! There were other toilets made for this purpose at a high cost sold with dolls that meant nothing to him. With this we got to use his toys and it just made sense to him! Now that he’s trained, we can use it as the game too so it stands the test of time!Spin the bog roll and then flush the toilet a number of times and see if you get squirted, next player takes a turn and so on until someone gets wet. That is the rules for this game which will last you about 2-3 minutes per game at best. Gameplay is a bit shallow but it entertained for a few minutes before my daughter moved onto the next couple of games to play.We probably would have still played this sporadically but while drunk I thought I would do something funny and try sitting on it and pretend to goto the toilet. Needless to say it broke and water went all over the floor, there really should be some kind of warning on the box that it shouldn't be sat on by drunken adults.I bought this for a friend for Christmas and was delighted on New Years Eve to see how much fun and laughter it created at his NYE party!As simple to play as it gets, while this game is 'hardly one for the grey matter' it does get people talking to each other, laughing and having fun. No matter what age group they are they can join in as well.There is a small amount of construction to do before you can play the game but it is VERY simple to do and you only have to do it once. Likewise, you are advised to clean the game after each use but this toilet is made of plastic and you only ever need to use tap water so unless the water in your area is rancid I don't think you need to do very much all that often...The only reason I have given this game 4 stars rather than 5 is that I do wonder with such limited gameplay how long the game will 'retain its charm'. It is after all about flushing a toilet and (hopefully) not getting sprayed with water!When someone does get sprayed though it definitely causes much frivolity and people all quickly form their own ideas about how when you spin a certain number 'the loo always seems to let rip at you'! In reality, of course the whole thing is totally random but people love a conspiracy! I also wonder how long the game will last because, while the handle on the toilet is quite sturdy some players seem to press the handle down quite hard whilst playing (in spite of being asked not to!) and the loo is only made out of plastic!Overall though, 'Toilet Trouble' is a great party game that kids will find hilarious and addictive and BIG kids will also like.My 3 year old son really liked the toilet flushing action/sound and the water spraying out at him and his cousins - and they did laugh; but I still don't really understand the game to be honest and apart from being squirted with "toilet" water the game didn't really offer anything. It's definitely not a classic!The gush of water is more a fine squirt, similar to one you might get with a cheap small water pistol so don't worry about flooding the house!I didn't change the batteries as advised as I felt this was wasteful and they're still going strong after two afternoons of playing!This is so much fun. We play the game a little different to the instructions. We have a load of quiz cards in boxes that we got mainly from the shop with two letters, the first has the second letter of the alphabet, and the last the 13th. When someone gets a question wrong they have to flush the chain. We've played it a few times a month since Christmas, and it still keeps the kids from age 11 to 19 entertained (and us parents). You get a good splash, but not soaked.This game is absolutely hilarious!!We've played it perhaps 50 times since Christmas Day and its still just as funny as it was the first time around.It's extremely easy to play so my 4 year old can play without issue- but it really is a game the whole family can play!We're still using the demo batteries in ours- so I assume when I do come the change the batteries they'll last a very long time!It's a little spray- you don't get soaked through and a toilet of water lasted us a good hours play- so you don't end up with water everywhere.