Beat the Camera

This is a great game for all ages really. Great value for money and is easy to follow. Our girls played this at a party with some of their friends and they managed to run and organise the game without adult intervention. They played it for at least an hour with multiple games being played. Great fun, even adults loved it!

Literally simple but so much fun, bought one for my son and one for my neaice and nephew. We all play it :)

So there is literally 3 peices in the box. The camera, the gem and the gem holder. The camera does work but can take a moment to pick up someone, which I had read in the reviews and out me off buying. But as Christmas neared it is all I heard about and the kids were sure one was coming for Christmas so I folded and ordered, luckily just in time for Christmas. Despite my reservations in the camera sensor delays... Kids are unfazed by this and think the game is the best fun.

This is a basic game that my child loves to play with whomever will play with them. It can also be adapted to play in different ways. The only gripe I have is it could do with an off switch. Make sure to pack it back in the box either without batteries or in a way so the button can’t be pressed accidentally. It is a bit repetitive so not for anyone who gets annoyed by sounds easily.

It's okay but very simple you need a decent size room to use it properly.

I was a bit dubious about this at first, but as soon as the children started playing it was obvious it was going to be one of their best toys. It's robust and the detection is accurate.

This is basically a modern variation of several other traditional games that require no equipment but instead uses a "camera" to detect when someone moves. The camera in this case is a PIR sensor that's mounted into a model of a security camera with human-like features. The idea is that the camera turns from side to side until it detects somebody sneaking up on the jewel. My son saw the advert on TV so we looked it up and thought it would be a great game for children to play. The box it comes in is probably 4 times bigger than it needs to be as it contains only the "camera" and a jewel plus a stand to place it on. For £20 I'd expect it to at least come with cheap batteries, but more importantly I'd expect it to work. In all seriousness if PIR sensors were all this bad burglars would have a party in homes they broke into and it still not set alarms off. We setup the game and attempted to play it but despite the "camera" moving from side to side we quickly discovered it was possible to stand right in front of it and the sensor wouldn't set off the alarm for at least 2 or 3 seconds. We were even able to dance and jump around in front of it and the sensor wasn't able to detect it at all. Whether or not we have a faulty game I don't know but without batteries I would put a price of £10 on this at the most. It's practically useless as a game.

Fast delivery as advertised would use this company again