Goliath Pop Off! Game - Unique Cups Launch Balls Into The Air - Includes 50 Fast-Paced Hilarious Challenges, 2-4 Players, Ages 8 and Up

A ball popping adventure! We took this game camping and watched my 4 year old pop and catch to her grandma, it was hysterical! The cards have QR codes that play a video of each challenge. 4 cups tons of balls and even more fun!

The media could not be loaded.  I was initially unsure about how the Pop Off game could entertain both kids and adults for an extended period. We have A LOT of board games and puzzles both modern and vintage so I thought why not add one more to the mix.To my surprise, everyone genuinely enjoyed it at the family BBQ. The inclusion of QR codes on the cards is a welcome touch, helping clarify some of the more complex moves. The game offers a range of moves, from straightforward to more challenging, and the items are high quality.However, a note of caution: the ‘pop’ action is quite forceful. The younger kids found this aspect difficult, personally I think the game might be better suited for those aged 11 and up.

The exploration of new games led to this fast-paced, enjoyable venture. The comedic and quirky challenges invoke laughter and create an amiable atmosphere. The unique Pop Cups add a novel twist, enhancing the overall experience. The inclusion of various challenges kept the gameplay diverse and interesting. It became a staple for family gatherings, serving laughter and competitive fun in equal measure.

We end up just making our own games up with this. My 9 year old does enjoy it. The pop/spring cup is so strong the balls fly far & high. We struggle to complete any of the cards. Maybe its just us. Its sturdy & good quality.

It's like pong for children. Doesn't take any real effort, there is virtually no setup time whatsoever. Always find that family games can take a while to setup and read everything so kids get bored before they play...This is fun, you need a hard surface to have the balls on. The cards in the game show you different ways to score points, some harder than others, but great fun when trying :)Only issue I had was the price, not sure this is worth £16 more £10 but I guess that all depends on replay value.. and length of game, we played it for about 30 minutes. And it was a fun 30 minutes

I got this game because it looked like the type of thing that my Son watches on rubbishy videos. Whereby people throw ping-pong balls and attempt to get them in pots, or cups or similar trick shots.The game involves a bit more skill than the usual party games you get with cards and counters. There are 4 cups with holes in the bottom, and then 16 coloured balls. The set comes with a collection of cards that explain a particular trick shot to perform, and assign a certain number of points. There are QR codes on the cards to allow one to view a video of the trick being performed.To launch a ball, you place it on a surface (table, floor, hand etc.) and then push the cup down on to the ball. The ball will move up through the hole in the bottom of the cup and spring into the air. We found that the spring action is actually quite strong, and many of the balls were hitting the ceiling hard (someone is telling me I will be in trouble if it dents).Overall it is a fun game, and can be played as a single player just going through the deck. It is a bit of a pity that the spring is so strong, and it does make it more difficult to find somewhere large enough to do some of the tricks.