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Lazer Brains
How to play
- Each player gets a Laser gun.
- Pick a player to go first. That player spins their wheel to reveal color. That player can move to after answering the question correctly. Someone reads the question corresponding to the color of the players wheel and flips the timer over the player has 10 seconds to answer correctly. If correct, that player gets to move their piece to that next space matching the color of their wheel.
- If the player misses their question then someone presses the activate button on top of the brain and all players try to shoot the moving target in the brain.
- The first one to hit the brain will have their color light up on the Brain. That player then gets the chance to answer a question from a new card of that color and if correct then gets to move their piece to that space .
- The next player in turn to the right of player who just moved their piece then gets to spin their wheel and follow the previous instructions.
- Each player will also have a chance to deactivate their opponents laser gun only during the time when the button is pressed on the brain. If a player tries to shoot another players laser gun prior to the button being pressed then that player has to move their board piece back 3 spaces.
The Climbing Critter
A Child's Wish for a Living Teddy Bear In a cozy bedroom filled with dreams, a child clutches their beloved teddy bear, whispering a heartfelt wish: for their furry friend to spring to life.
- Climbing Mechanism: Using advanced micro-motors, the Climbing Critter glides up and down with ease, mimicking the playful scampering of a real pet.
- LED Lights: Customizable, multicolored lights flash in patterns that sync with the toy’s movements and music, creating a mesmerizing visual experience.
- Music and Sound: Built-in speakers play a variety of fun, kid-friendly tunes, with options to toggle between different melodies or connect to a device for custom playlists.
- Interactive Design: Sensors allow the Climbing Critter to respond to touch and motion, making it feels like a living companion that reacts to its environment.