Giggle Wiggle Game Review

Giggle Wiggle is the new twisting, turning, race-to-the-top fun game that will appeal to all ages! It is suitable for aged four and onwards and is played with two to four players. It comes with a Giggle Wiggle caterpillar, base, 28 coloured balls, sticker sheet and instructions. It requires three AA batteries.

The game requires simple assembly that only took me a matter of seconds and it is also very easy to disassemble to pack away into the original box. The aim of the game is to place all of your coloured balls on Giggle Wiggle’s hands to win! It might sound easy but it is not when it starts to twist and turn.

Before you start the game, place the coloured balls onto the trays. There are seven balls provided in the set, and you will only need six balls for each colour to play. There is an extra ball for each colour. I am so glad that they have provided extra balls as we have already lost one which might be hiding in a corner!

To start the game, simply press the caterpillar button to start Giggle Wiggle moving and press it again to turn it off. Then, starting from the bottom, place a ball on each of Giggle Wiggle’s hands. That’s the theory, but during the game, that sometimes goes out the window with my children as just start placing the balls in a random order to try to win the game.

Both my children and their friends love to play this, even Mr C. The salsa music can be quite catchy. I have caught my children and Mr C humming the music! This is a very fun game and sometimes it can get quite heated between children. It is quite inevitable but it is a good challenge for them to stay cool with it. They all have fun playing it. This is also a great challenge to play between children and adults. This game is very well made and it should last for a long time.

Watch our video review here: https://youtu.be/af4VPyzIkBU

It is available to buy in good toy retailers and Amazon. Look out for reviews of Mr Bucket and Don’t be a Donkey games soon.

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however all thoughts and opinions remain our own.