Have you seen or heard about the new game ‘Squawk’?

Published by Renae (Seriously Kids) at 15 July, 2017

Squawk is a new game by Crown and Andrews.

If you like noisy, interactive games then this game is for you. SK had the opportunity to play this game as part of a review.

The game itself will need an adult to help with the set up as it is quite a bit complicated.

Essentially the game is the person with the most ‘token’ chicks wins the game.

The youngest player rolls the dice and starts the game. To get a token you have to press the chicken’s stomach based on the number of times on the dice that you rolled as to the number of times you press the stomach. Pressing/poking the stomach makes the chicken slowly rise, and a egg pops out randomly. Depending on which side the egg cracks depends on the outcome of either a chicken token (lands chick side up) or nothing at all if you land on the egg side (you win nothing this turn). The egg token is placed and the chicken and henhouse is reset for the next player.

This process is repeated until all the token eggs are gone from the hen house and the person with the most chick ‘tokens’ wins.

When the chicken ‘flips out’ …she is bursting out of the hen house she SQUAWKS.

This is quite a noisy game and one that is very hands on.

RRP $39.95

Suitable for ages 4+

This game was great fun to review although it isn’t about to be a staple game in our house….maybe it is more suited for you then us.

Renae (Seriously Kids)

Renae is the founder & CEO of SK who has been working with families for decades. Her educational background and experience in the Early Childhood sector, as well as Social Science and Community Services has provided a broad base to her approach which focuses on balancing the informative but never at the expense of providing an entertaining read. From working in the private setting, not for profit, as well as government agencies and at times combining her love of travel and work on a global scale, she is also a mum who has experienced the poo blowouts, the shopping tantrums and the sleepless nights.