Totally Gross: The Game of Science, Blue

Totally Gross gets the highest rating possible…they laughed their heads off throughout the game. It was full of references to farts and boogers and little known facts and they are armed with more knowledge than they started. A hoot of a game! Busy families that need game night - This is a Must have!!! All ages enjoyed the game. There were parents, grandparents and even great-grandparents laughing at the questions and "totally gross" dare cards. This is definitely a game we'll play again and again.About the game:Did you know snot keeps your lungs clean? Or that some bullfrogs are cannibals? Learn this and more as you travel around the Totally Gross! Board Game answering queasy questions. Kids learn chemistry and biology, and learn how to use science as part of their everyday life. The Totally Gross! Board Game is educational about snot, vomit, toe jam, and ear crud, and although it's very much on a kid's level, adults can learn a lot, too--who knew you couldn't hum while pinching your nose?Totally Gross! Board Game by University GamesThe Totally Gross! Game covers all major scientific disciplines in a way that's engaging to kidsLand on a Gross-Out space, and you may have to check another player for toe jam or describe the last time you threw upEvery time you answer a question or complete a Gross-Out, stretch your slime on the score lineStretch it to 10 and complete a Lab Experiment to win the gameIncludes a game board, 110 Question cards, 50 Gross-Out cards, 30 Lab cards, a die and a jar of slimeThis kids board game is for 2 to 4 players

I got this game originally several months ago for something fun and different to play with my grandsons when they came to visit me and thought that I really needed to write a review for it. The oldest was 10 at the time and the youngest was 5. The youngest cannot read the cards himself so his older brother reads them for him, but the 5 year old answered (or guessed the answer) to the questions himself. They absolutely love this game! Tons of really fun (and yes, GROSS) facts! The experiments can easily be done in the kitchen with things most people have on hand. The slime, as other's have complained, was a bit of a problem getting it to stretch and stick to the board. But, we quickly found a remedy to that situation but just taking a blob of slime and moving it down the board instead of trying to stretch it. The boys like this just as well as stretching it. Very fun game and has become their favorite! I give it 5 out of 5 stars!

I read a lot of the reviews here before purchasing this product. Yeah, there's a lot of potty humor. You do lots of off the wall stuff (I had to smell my husband's armpit - I do that every night when I tuck into bed, though not purposely.) It's a funny, silly game that is probably best played with family members or very close family friends. There's covert educating going on but it's nicely disguised as entertaining, funny, and disgusting. If you're averse to discussing natural body functions in front of other people - this isn't the game for you. If you have a child that is into science and how the body works and is a bit ornery - you'll be re-educated and your child will be rolling on the floor. My son, who is 7, thought it was a hugely funny game. He even seemed interested in the "boring facts" that weren't related to body functions. It's a good chance to laugh with your children - and that in itself is pretty valuable!

We got this gift for my son's 10th birthday. I thought he would love it, but he was somewhat skeptical about it and wasn't impressed with the name of the game. However, the other 4 kids in our family got together and immediately played this game with much laughter. My 11 year old daughter and her best friend have played it three different times now and they get into the biggest giggling fits while playing it. The games is pretty educational and my kids have learned a lot of cool facts from it now.As part of the game, you stretch your slime across the board. My son hates this and this is why he doesn't want to play the game. But, my daughter and her friend think it's absolutely cool. My son could easily play the game without the slime and use a mini toy to mark where he is on the "slime" track as could other kids who don't like the feel of the slime. I assume this is what we'll also end up doing in years to come when the slime dries out or becomes dirty from all the handling it will get.So, I gave this 5 stars for the joy and learning it has brought most of my family.

This is a game all about the gross things in life - in our bodies and all around us. It is a science-based game and helps kids learn tons of facts. In the box is a game board, 140 Question cards, 50 Gross-Out cards, 30 Lab cards, 4 playing pieces, a die, and a jar of slime (yes, slime.) The 140 question cards cover all of the major aspects of science: biology, chemistry, geology, astronomy, zoology, anatomy, and physics! The game is great for 2 - 4 players, ages 8 and up.In the game, kids go around the board answering (gross!) questions or doing fun (gross!) challenges. They use a bit of slime to move around the board! The first to get 10 point spaces complete and complete a lab experiment correctly wins the game.My 8 year old twin girls LUV this game and my 4 year old twin boys enjoy watching them play. It can't get better than this! Kids (or adults) enjoy the disgusting facts (They are really learning science!) or "dares" on this game and all have a blast!This is a 5 star product. My kids agree!

Whole family enjoys playing

Great fun for a family game night !

It was a Christmas gift for niece and nephew (out of town) and from all the reports it went over very wellnot only with the 8 and 10 year-olds but also with the adults.Thanks for offering such a unique and fun-filled gift idea.Jim

Should be fun, arrived quick.