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Gibsons Rockpool Game Review

7 July 2020 by Eileen

Rockpool is an educational game for children aged six and above. Players need to collect shells and clean up rubbish from the beach before the tide comes in! Do watch out as many cheeky creatures come to steal your shells!

This game comes in a cute shell-shaped box. There are 124 cards, a Rockpool board and instructions. It is for two to six players. Each player picks their own team (there are six teams and each has their own colours) and each team has five Child cards and one Dog card.

Gibsons Rockpool Game Review

Next, shuffle and divide the cards into seven piles and place them around the Rockpool play board. Then players take turns adding Stone Cards to the Rockpool to reveal what’s underneath: shells, starfish, dog toys, cheeky shell-stealing creatures or even some horrible rubbish! Sometimes a wave will come in and wash the contents of the Rockpool away and all the shells are lost. At any time, players can Shout – “fetch!”, “starfish!”, “rubbish!” and “rockpool!”, to empty the Rockpool for their team and add shells to their collection. The game ends when eight Wave cards are revealed or all Team cards are used.

Gibsons Rockpool Game play

This game challenges younger players to collect shell cards and learn how to shout strategically to collect shells. This game also comes with a serious message for children to understand the impact of littering on beaches and the destructive effect of plastic waste in our oceans. It encourages players to collect rubbish from the beach to increase their chances of winning the game.

I do find this game is best to play with at least one adult as younger children might be unable to understand the instructions fully or to calculate the scoring at the end of the game. This game is available to buy in good shops or some online shops. For more information about the game, please visit: https://gibsonsgames.co.uk/products/rockpool-little-gibsons-game

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

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