ROO GAMES Koala Walla Bing Bang - Fast-Paced, Active Dice Game - Get Children Up and Moving - Motor Skills Game for The Whole Family - for Ages 4+, AS/500/86

Played with all the children age ranged from 2-7. Easy to put together, simple instructions and tasks are easy for the kids.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a quick fun little game for young players or the family.You put the koala in the middle of the “Eucalyptus Tree” with the aim of getting him or her to the top.You roll the die and if it’s a number, move it up. If it’s a bang card you have to do the action on it, after setting the koala going down ad complete it before koala bangs their bum on the bottom.You win or lose together as a team by either getting it to the top or it hitting its bum three times.It’s VERY simple. It might be a bit too simple for older children. It also is really quick. Each game wil be done if 5-10 minutes and one game we won in 3 die rolls. I think the perfect age is 5-6. Younger would be fine. I think over 8 would probably find it a bit too simple.The components are nice, chunky and feel good quality and well made.The only thing I would change is swap one of the number 2’s on the die to another number 1 or a bang just to help the game last a little longer.If you’ve got young children looking for a fun and quick game to play with them, I’m very happy to recommend this.

Great game for kids keeping them happy and entertained for hours.

This game is quite fun, but most of the fun is gone after one or two games.In its favour, I would say it could be played with young kids and adults (especially as a drinking game).The premise is you have to get the koala to the top of the tree. You do this by rolling the dice and getting a 1 or a 2. If you roll the dice and get "bang", you get a challenge and have to complete it as fast as possible to stop the koala falling down the tree. The challenge is on a card, and once the challenge has been completed you have to pop it under the koala to stop it falling.Getting the koala to the top wins the game.

Family fun night has found a new favorite with this game. It's easy to set up, and the wooden pieces are sturdy enough to withstand our energetic plays. We've laughed and cheered as we've tried to get Wally up the tree, and the stunts add an enjoyable twist. The two difficulty levels have made it appealing to both the younger and older members of the family. It's simple, interactive, and brings joy to the room.

This is a simple game, but highly engaging and a great way to encourage group or family play it punks easy, but it’s incredibly tricky to get Wally to the top and there’s a competitive element to the gameplay. The activity cards add a different dimension and much amusement. It can be played over and over and a group of youngsters have played with this game regularly through the holiday period. Much laughter and it was good to see them moving rather than glued to something electronic. Happy to recommend.

I got this for my daughter and she loves koalas. It is a really simple game by simply taking turns to roll the dyes and move Wally up the tree based on the number you rolled. If Bang is rolled Wally gets scared and starts sliding down the tree so you need to draw a card perform the stunt and slide the card under Wally before he hits the ground. If you fail to slide the card under Wally in time collect a bang piece if Wally gets to the top every one wins if you collect 3 BANG pieces every one loses. Is recommended for children over four and up to two to six players. The game pieces are mainly wooden meaning they will last and look good. The game can be completed in under 30 minutes so it's good for short attention spans

This is a fun little game for youngsters of perhaps age 4-6. It’s original and attention-grabbing but there isn’t much to it. It’s nicely made and attractively boxed, but really very simple, with little staying power. It’s one of those games that, in our house, will be played a few times on day 1, maybe again on another couple of days for a week or so, then finish up at the back of the games cupboard once the novelty wears off.Now, that might be acceptable, if the price were right – say £12-£15. There’s no price at present (except a silly price for purchase from the US) but I believe it’s been selling for £24.99, most of this year. That’s way too much, as far as we’re concerned. For this age group, we’ll stick with old favourites such as Coppit, Hungry Hippos and sub-£10 Orchard Toys games.

This game is absolutely adorable, BUT it doesn’t work. My husband and I are product designers and thought the graphics and concept was very well done, BUT the function of it bouncing/ticking to fall does not work. We tried every way we could think to modify to make it work, but the koala falls way too fast. Like half a second and it’s on the ground. Just doesn’t bounce like intended. I hope they come out with a new generation and fix this issue because it was so cute and the box design was lovely. Maybe it being more like a staircase on its side to tick down would work better. I also recommend the cards have faster tasks than saying so something 3 times. Just doing it once would be better especially as it falls ways to fast to even do it once.

We sanded the koala ring as suggested, but still falls down. This was a Christmas gift I bought in October. So I can't return. Big waste of money.