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LOGO Lite Review

11 October 2015 by Eileen 181 Comments

We are a big fan of LOGO games! Over the years, we have played LOGO Billionaire, LOGO Grab, LOGO What am I and The LOGO Board Game. Now they have a brand new family game called LOGO Lite which is great for ages 12 and above. To be honest, even a seven year old can also join in. We all had fun playing it.

LOGO Lite

The game includes 264 LOGO cards with purple card holder, 4 disc holder quadrants, 24 discs, spinner, spinner card and instructions. The quadrants and spinner are well made. I love that the cards come with a plastic purple box and are not just loose. The overall box is quite small which is handy to bring out to play with you on your holidays for example.

This LOGO Lite is almost the same as the Drumond Park’s phenomenally popular Number One best-selling picture board game LOGO but it comes with a twist. This is a quick fire game of fun facts and there is an element of luck to it, with the way the questions go and with how you spin the spinner.

LOGO Lite playing

The game is played by players taking turns to answer all the LOGO questions on a card, and each time they get an answer right, they use the spinner to try to collect six different-coloured discs. There are three types of Question Card in LOGO Lite – Picture Cards, Pot Luck Cards and Theme Cards.

It’s a great game as it’s quite quick to play. We all had fun playing it and I would highly recommend it.  For stockists and to play games online, visit www.drumondpark.com or http://www.facebook.com/drumondpark or http://www.twitter.com/drumondpark. It is available to buy from all good retailers including Amazon.

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review however all thoughts and opinions remain our own. We have included an Amazon affiliate link to the product. If you click on this and buy, we may earn a small commission.

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