John Adams Strictly Come Dancing Board Game from Ideal

I brought this as a Christmas present for a huge Strictly fan, I wasn't sure how it would translate to a board game but its actually really fun. It looks a little complicated from the instructions but they are really thorough and its really easy to play once you get going with the game. A really fun game and suitable for all I would say.

Such a fun game .... we don’t even watch strictly but know the format & all enjoyed playing this with our 10 year old niece. It does take about 15 minutes to set up & understand the rules but then enjoy the fun. Hilarious dance offs from family were a high light.

Bought as a Xmas present for my Strictly mad 11 year old daughter. It's good fun, not too tricky and a game doesn't last overly long (so perfect family entertainment). As the "finalists" end up in a dance off and there are only a limited number of dances, I don't think it's a game you'll be playing all the time, but highly amusing to play occasionally and after a glass of wine or two.

This is strictly for 'Strictly' fans.It's cleverly worked out but needs at least 4 & better with more players. They should be happy to make a fool of themselves for it to work at its best - but kids involved can be given alternative forfeits if needs be. Much enjoyed over Christmas after a couple of sherries!!

I like the set up of the game with the glitter ball. But personally I found the game boring. Maybe I am too much of a strictly fan.

Good game had a lot of fun with the family

Fantastic Christmas present for my mum who's a huge Strictly fan

I'll start off by saying that the price we paid for this was extremely good - £10 cheaper than in the shops. Bonus.My daughters , and wife for that matter, are massive strictly fans. If it's on the telly then we are watching it. They are also massively into their board games too , so for them this should be the perfect lazy afternoon's entertainment.I could have cried when they asked me to join in. I knew it was coming and reluctantly "got involved", as the wife might say. The game just doesn't seem to get going. In a nutshell it was pretty boring. Daughters and wife agreed. Having said that It was worth the £15 to find something that we all agreed on as a family ;).