The game box also contains 32 Drawing or Action cards, one Symbols game aid card, and an additional Action Cards booklet. But, I can tell you from experience that the Upside Down Challenge Game is a lot harder than it looks. These are: 3 cardboard rolls (such as loo roll inners), a pen with a lid, paper, some water, a teaspoon, 2 plastic beakers and a bowl. The aim of the game is to be the first to win 5 tokens by completing ordinary tasks and drawing simple pictures….

When it is their turn, each player picks a card from the pile of challenge cards and has to tell everyone whether they are attempting a drawing or an action task. While you may think that connecting the dots or pouring a glass of water are easy things to do, they become much harder when you see it upside down.Actions vary, from giving the other players high fives to trying to stack multiple objects, but all take on a new level of difficulty when you add seeing it all upside down! Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material (photographs or text) without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Jo Boyne or A Rose Tinted World with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. All of the seem like achievable tasks but you quickly learn that your senses can be fooled and you end up doing everything wrong – much to the joy of the kids! But once you get the special googles on and start trying the challenges, you will soon see that this sounds so much easier than it really is!

If no response is received from the Winner within 30 days of being contacted, a subsequent Winner may be selected. So when you try to do something like pouring a glass of water, it’s like you’re doing it standing on your head. These cookies enable us to show you content, including advertising, which is especially relevant and tailored to your personal interests. Points are earned by successfully completing challenges and the first player to earn five points is the winner. The information you provide on this form will only be used to provide you with updates and personalized marketing.Images may not be used in pins directed to another site without clear consent from A Rose Tinted World. There are always new games come on the market and often they don’t meet expectations but The upside Down Challenge game had us roaring with laughter from the start! The game is said to be suitable for children from 7 years upwards, but we played with two 6 year olds who certainly had no problem understanding how to play. The cards can become a little repetitive after a few plays, but of course, you can make up your own challenges once you get the hang of it to extend the fun even further.