Paul Lamond 6065' Kersplatt Board Game

Played with my granchildren ..aged 2,5,6 . I also bought some little dinosaur molds as I thought with them being so young it would make it more fun . Reminded me of the bug splat game my own children played . Children definitely enjoyed playing the game especially splatting my dinosaur pieces. Easy enough for even the youngest to join in n have fun .

My 7 year old had this at the top of his Xmas list (but didn’t tell anyone!) and a month later at the top of his birthday list. Birthday was ‘the best ever ‘ once he opened this present. To anyone who played Ludo as a child, this is much the same concept, apart from the dice being replaced by cards. On your turn, you pick up a card, which gives you two possible moves (moving to the next available colour or number/ colour or kersplat). Choosing kersplat allows you to squash (kersplat) an opponents piece, which then remains splatted on the board, permanently taking that field out of the game. This changes the game significantly and makes it quite an exciting affair. Simple, fast game that doesn’t require hours ....

A good fun game which my 5 year old loved

With a few cheeky tweaks to the rules this game is hilarious 😂

Really funny game for the little ones. Well with little ones I mean 8 and under. My 11 year old likes to play with it too, however i can see she is getting a little bit bored of it. The fun in this games lies in the play dough (creating figures to play with them seems to be reaaallly fun) and then the kersplatting (destroying). I would suggest to buy it for 8 years and under, even smaller children will enjoy it - who doesn’t like to be creative and the unexpectedly get to smash other peoples figures!

This game is super fun to play! It reminds me of a childhood game where we splatted bugs. It’s quick to play. The longest time is spent on creating fun play pieces.

It's a fun game however it's just basically the game ludo but with playdough , also it did take forever to finish one game.

The pictures are a little misleading, I wouldn’t have thought it possible to build a person with the amount of clay (?) provided, baring in mind it’s a small tub each and you need to make four models each. The splatting is fun though, especially with young players new to board games. Not to be taken too seriously.