Bouncing Bots Game Review

This post is sponsored by Rooster Fin. All opinions are 100% my own. Bouncing Bots Game Review

My family and I love a good game night. So we couldn't wait to check out Bouning Bots the game of wobbly widget warriors. Who wouldn't want to play a game that included wobbly widget warriors?


In Bouncing Bot the object of the game is to bounce your cute little wobbly widget warrior on its head and land it on the target. Oh, wait to you try it it's not as easy as it looks. This game is sure to send your children into fits of giggles.


It took me awhile, but I finally landed a warrior. I was so proud of myself. I love the fact that this game can be played alone, in a two-player speed challenge or multi-player.

The first person to land nine points becomes the wobbly widget warrior!

Watch how the game is played!


The game is best suited for ages six and up. If you find yourself getting frustrated (or your child), you can flip the target over and play the easier version.


I feel this game is perfect for working on you or your child's hand & eye coordination as well as your patience. It will improve your focus as well. You child might start the game with loads of energy, but they will have to focus to have the outcome they're looking for. Of course, that's to be the winner!




Would I recommend Bouncing Bots? Yes, another fabulous RoosterFin Game. I loved that it forces you and your kids to focus. Most kids these days spend so much time on electronics that this board game is like a reset for their brain. 

 Also, check out our new family favorite Wizard Roll!

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Joe RoosterFin Bio
Joe, the owner of RoosterFin, brings a unique skill to board games with his ability to create authentic game engines. His gift is in understanding how math applies to games. Joe’s background, coupled with his years teaching kids, enables him to create award-winning games that are continuously simple to learn and fun to play. Since Joe has left his life in the classroom behind, he has devoted his full attention to making great games.

Fun picture of Joe as a kid: http://bit.ly/2fTvjKM