Product Description

Will you be the first explorer to reach the golden monkey treasure and send it flying from it's hiding place? Crank the wheel of doom, watch your step, beware the treacherous traps and look out for the rumbling boulders as they crash down from the tree to

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #34467 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Tomy
• Model: 1707157
• Released on: 2004-01-01
• Dimensions: .2 pounds

Amazon.co.uk Review
Indiana Jones eat yer heart out! This game is a must, bringing out the intrepid explorer in all of us! Designed for 2 to 4 players, aged 5yrs upwards, the game and its construction will appeal to every member of the family.

The game kit consists of a colourful playing board covered in cartoon jungle scenes, 11 plug-in rings for attaching the game parts to the board, all the jungle game parts needed, 4 explorers, 2 metal ball bearing boulders and a die.

The game is easy to assemble with the aid of the comprehensive instructions included. It might be helpful to supervise at this stage as it is important that the pieces are put together correctly. However, assembly is probably as much fun as the game itself!

The kids will really enjoy this game--they move around the board following moves, depending on which square they fall. As they explore the jungle, through the palm trees and across the rickety bridge, their mission is to be the first explorer to release the golden monkey at the top of the pagoda tree. But beware, of the rumble in the jungle and the other monkeys, who have set traps to stop your explorer in his tracks.

The Giraffe, watering hole, Rickety Bridge, Snake Pit Elephant Pass Wheel of Doom Monkey See-Saw and top of the Pagoda steps are all hazard spaces. Each of these has footprints marked. If your explorer lands on any of these he must stand on the steps marked and beware the rumble in the jungle! Because in the meantime all the players will be cranking the wheel of doom as they land on crank squares – sending the boulder tumbling down the track. Any explorer who is knocked down by the boulder has to return to base camp. You can however, keep your explorer out of trouble by moving an opponent into a hazard space in your place.

This game has all of the fun of Mouse Trap and Snakes and Ladders rolled into one… but beware the rumble in the jungle… let's hope you're ready to roll. --Ben King

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Customer Reviews

Fun in the Jungle!
I was really impressed this game. It looks fantastic, bright colours and a fun gameboard!! I bought it for my kids for christmas and we played it several times. It plays in a similar way to Mousetrap but is an updated version. The kids couldn't wait to play it and were fascinated by the action of the 'boulder'. The game lasted anywhere between ten minutes and half an hour and there was great anticipation as anyone could win! The kids absolutely loved the action of the flying golden monkey!!!!!

It's a must for any family!!!

Don't believe the bad reviews!!
Yes, it takes a long time to put together the first time you play, but you soon get to know how it goes and once you've done it a couple of times is quite easy really. We've found the best thing to do (if you've got the space) is leave it constructed somewhere so you can keep playing over weekends/holidays etc.

My daughter is 6 and she loves this game, especially if we play the rule where, if you don't want to move your explorer, you can move an opponent's instead. She loves taking the opportunity to put mum & dad on a danger spot and send us back to the beginning when we get knocked off by the boulder. In fact the kids just love sending the boulder round the track and making the golden monkey jump out without even playing the game!

If you loved Mouse Trap as a child you will enjoy this game. It's a bit more fiddly to set up and put away, but much more fun to play.

Don't waste your time
If there was a rating lower than 1 star this would get it. This game was a nightmare to assemble and then did not ever work well. To make matters worse, you must spend a LOT of time taking it down and re-assembling EACH time it is played. I could not wait for the opportunity to throw it in the garbage. My son has not missed it because it never worked properly and only frustrated him.