Hasbro Downfall Reviews

Downfall was one of those games that I grew up with, in the seventies a game of Connect 4, Operation, Junior Scrabble, Monopoly or Downfall was about as exciting as it got in our house. I have to admit to Downfall being my favourite game when I was growing up. Downfall was one of those games that really made you think. Each player had ...  Read the complete review

Downfall is a game for two people. The age recommendation for the game is age 7+. The object of the game is to be the first person to get all of your counters down through the cogs and into the chute at the bottom. Assembling the game is pretty easy but can be a little confusing when it comes to putting the cogs on. Once you ...  Read the complete review

Well this is a game that i used to play when i was younger when my sisters and i used to visit my uncle and auntie. I loved it and we used to play it over and over again. This is a simple game it consists of various size cogs set into an approximately A4 size piece of plastic. Each of these cogs have little slots in and by taking it in turns as ...  Read the complete review

My wife actually bought this board game last week from a car boot sale for the paltry sum of £1. “What did you buy that for?” I inquired. She replied that she had always wanted the game as a child, but was never allowed to have it. Strange reason for not ever possessing this game, and an even stranger reason for parting with a quid, I ...  Read the complete review

I know Downfall doesn't seem to look that interestng when you watch two people play or you hear about a game. That all changes when you are the one who is playing. Many people think Downfall is the downside of all the games, but it is a quick, easy and fun game to play. It also helps the brain. You have to think and get the right route down. ...  Read the complete review

This game does not really entertain many people and is rather boring. I have seen kids play it and only a couple of times they seem to be having fun. It does not consist of lively movement and an interesting theme. That is the down fall of the game, infact all of it is the downfall. I would not recommend this to any children or adults to ...  Read the complete review

This is a very simple and basic game. The structure is that you drop small counters in the top of an A4 sized plastic board with knobs on. Then, you turn the knobs until the cogs within the structure allow your counter to fall down to the bottom. You can also help your opponents counter fall down to the bottom without realising it as their ...  Read the complete review

Ahh those many rainy days I have spent playing downfall. The board is vertical like Connect 4, and consists of a number of cogs which hold pieces in their grooves. The aim is to turn the cogs and get your pieces to the bottom, however there is a nice twist. Neither player can see where their opponents pieces are as you play on opposite sides of ...  Read the complete review

This is a classic game for two players aged 7+. The object of the game is to get all of your pieces from the top of an upright board to the bottom, by turning wheels which hold the pieces in specially designed grooves. Neither player can see where the other ones pieces are, and since the grooves are in different places on either side of ...  Read the complete review