Ginger Fox Taskmaster Board Game - Compete With Family & Friends In Ludicrous Tasks To Be Crowned Taskmaster Champion

Reviews

b h

One thing to note is that your enjoyment of the game is definitely proportional to the effort you put in - if you throw yourself into the tasks and want to have fun you will, and it's very true that you get back what you put in with this game. I've had this game for a couple of weeks now and played it twice with two separate groups of people. It's a format that for the most part works brilliantly remotely and many of the tasks are better as you aren't all in the same kitchen fighting for space (and bread , cereal and ketchup etc!

Sally Long

I enjoyed it both times and my kids absolutely loved it! It's well made, well thought out and includes fun little features like a set of little wipe-clean portrait frames for each player to draw themselves on and keep track of the scores. But the seal was broken and there was no foilm so the sticker they had put on the top tide of the box, was a nightmare to take off and damaged the box.

Ben Cornwell

Finally, there's the final task. You'll need to be a bit flexible and the Taskmaster will need to just skip the task if it's something that needs you to be in the same room together. . You take it in turns to be 'The Taskmaster'.

Sherry

(There are also printed final tasks in case you can't scan the QR code)The game is suitable for a range of ages. There are also secret tasks that each participant attempts to complete without anyone knowing until the end of the game.