LOGO What Am I is a 3-6 player game, featuring lots of popular products and foods, just like the original LOGO board game, but this time it’s in the format of “guess it” “draw it” or “describe it. Our 5 year old has trouble with the reading, but grasped the gameplay almost instantly despite being too young. The older ones love Scrabble and the younger ones love Og on the Bog which i a new addition to our games.

I think I will stick to good old Monopoly rather than teach our kids any more about big brands and rubbish food!

If more than one player shouts out a correct answer at EXACTLY the same time, they all win a throw of the dice and a move - along with the player for that turn. Our policy requires consent for cookies that are used for measurement purposes and consent for the use of personal data for personalised ads.

This is a fast and furious multi-activity picture board game, loosely based on the original LOGO game.The information does not usually directly identify you, but it can give you a more personalised and consistent web experience.

We do play lots of games and I often have my grandchildren for sleepovers and they all love playing board games. This new 'no-questions' version of the classic board games challenges you to describe, draw and guess the famous products shown on the cards. Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however, all thoughts and opinions remain our own. Google Tag Manager: We use Google Tag Manager to track user behaviour, traffic analysis and marketing optimisation. Players work their way around the board, with each square on the board corresponding to one of the three challenges.Depending on where you land on the board you take a card and may have to describe the brand or product without using the name, draw a picture for the other players to guess, or simply answer questions with 'yes, no or maybe' until the brand or product is guessed correctly. It's ideal for family evenings in and we found although the adults win most of the time, it's close - in another year or so I'll have no chance. Z (our almost 8 year old) found he liked the guess it rounds the most, and if your child is not familiar with all of the brands in the game, that style of round seems to give them the best chance at winning points, followed by the draw it rounds.