Lightning ReactionReloaded - Shocking Game

Great zap game! I love the fact that it actually packs a little punch and not just vibrates.

This game is one of the most fun games we've ever discovered. Although we don't bring it out at home for the usual game night, Lightning Reaction is definitely the life of the party when friends come by to hang out. The product itself seems very inexpensively made, however it has held up well and provided many rounds of hilarious entertainment.The handles fit well into the palm of the hand and it doesn't take much effort to trigger the button. The intensity of the shock is adjustable from mildly noticeable to extremely uncomfortable. This is subjective though because each of us has a different "pain" tolerance. The best way to decide where your threshold is, is to buy it and find out first hand.While playing, we discovered a few fun variations such as:Take a Drink:In this version, the player that wins the round has to take a drink. The "Losers" have already been punished by receiving a shock and the "winner" eventually has a reduced reaction time thus leveling the playing field.Bop Your friend:Since triggering your button early also results in a shock, reach over and tap your friend's thumb when they're not expecting it. This quickly devolves into a pseudo-wrestling game of keep-away.Lights out:Each player wears a blindfold and has to rely on the audio cue to trigger their button. (can be paired with Bop Your Friend)Lightning Reaction is well worth the price of admission. Feel free to comment with your own variations.

It’s very durable and the function works well. It is really fun for kids and adults.

The media could not be loaded. Just got it today for a weekend trip. We had to give it a test run before shocking the grandparents. It gives a good shock you definitely feel it but not to bad just a real surprise! So much fun and can’t wait to bring it to the party!!!!!

So I got this to settle a dispute between 4 people in a fun way, and this was absolutely great.Is it chincy? Absolutely. Is it sturdy enough for the price? Absolutely. I don't understand the negative reviews here. The shock is strong enough where most people are gonna drop it, so would you really want a heavy handle to damage whatever it's dropped on? And to the people complaining about the shock being too intense, why else would you buy it? Holy cow dude.It's a fun little game. It's simple. And people will absolutely have a blast for a short while. There are much more dumb ways someone could spend $30 (BF sale). I can say, with a high degree of certainty, you will get $30 of enjoyment from this playing alongside 3 friends after 2 game rounds.It's great. When it's on sale, buy it.

I bought Lightning Reaction Reloaded as a Christmas gift for my son Beckley — and to be honest, I probably had more fun with it than anyone else! It’s definitely a blast at first. I loved that it had adjustable settings, so we could turn down the intensity for people who were a little more hesitant to try it. I ended up playing against myself on the highest shock setting, dramatically flopping onto the floor for laughs (and yes, it made for a great video moment!).That said, the replay value isn’t super high. It’s one of those games that’s hilarious for a few rounds at a party but then gets tucked away and forgotten. If you’re looking for a quick, memorable group activity — especially for teens or adults who can handle a jolt — this is a fun choice. But if you want something you’ll come back to often, it might fall short.Still, for the price and the laughs we got out of it, I’m glad we gave it a shot. 3 stars from me!

This is clearly a device invented by a sadist... and I would love to give that person a giant hug! The only problem I have is nobody wants to play it (with or without me). Playing this game is ridiculously easy (last one to push their button after the light/noise stops gets zapped), but that misses the point. The absolute and unmitigated hilarity that ensues after someone gets zapped - especially for the first time! - is worth its weight in gold!I would say that it's probably not the best idea to play this with small children because the zap might be more than they bargained for. To be clear, it's not going to hurt anyone, but it's definitely an attention getter! And you might not want to scar your 5 year old for life. That being said, I have a 14 and 17 year old, and they already have whatever scars they're going to get from me, so, might I add, this has become my favorite parenting tool recently!! It's so much better than "I'll take your phone"! In fact, my 17 year old son is so apprehensive about getting zapped he hasn't even played it once! Now the mere threat of a zap due to misbehavior is enough to right the ship. The best part is either way I win! Him correcting his behavior to avoid the zap, or him actually getting the zap (and me thoroughly enjoying it) is a victory for all humanity. This glorious device now sits prominently near our dining table to serve as a constant reminder of the wondrous possibilities should things go [temporarily] awry. Thank you again to the inventors of this magical "toy"! Good times.And, yes, in case you were wondering: I do have issues. But some of them are solved with this toy.

Happy shock