no deal (Drumond Park Deal or No Deal)

Member Name: mummyme

Product:	Drumond Park Deal or No Deal
Date:	12/06/09 (9 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: the read boxes are good for butting jewerly in

Disadvantages: all of it

Deal or No Deal board Game

I was given this board game as a present (for some reason my mum has it in her head that I really like deal or no deal and I don't like to upset her)

If you haven't ever watched deal or no deal the idea of the game is that there are 22 boxes with amounts from 1p to 250k in them. You pick one with out knowing what's in side. Then you open boxes hoping to get rid of the ones with low amounts in every few boxes the banker will phone and offer you a certain amount of money to buy your box off you. He is hoping to buy it for less and you either want to sell you box for the most amount of money or keep going to the end and have the amount of money in you box.
The game is called deal or no deal because you say either deal or no deal to the bankers offer.

When I first open the box I was a bit dismayed as it just looked like a box of card board. After getting all the pieces out I realised I has to make all 22 boxes, and oh my good that was such fun.
After I had spend nearly an hour butting boxes together it was time to play the game.
I chose a box and then the fun began, the banker is a electronic phone that whenever you open a box you type in the amount in the phone and at certain points it will ring and display an offer and you have to deal or no deal.

I really cant stand this game found it so boring the boxes where hard to open and it was just not fun and your sort of felt like you where playing the game by your self.

One to leave on the shop shelf

Summary: a poor boring game