This game is one of the many delivered by Santa for my two boys this Christmas. I hadn't heard of this particular game before, but it is a boxed children's game made by MB Games. I've played lots of MB games over the years and have always found them to make good quality, durable and fun games, so I had high hopes for this one. I was pleasantly surprised when we opened the box to find that it contained just a green plastic crocodile face and a pack of stickers. No messing about with complicated assembly and lots of little parts to mislay. (The fiddly little bits and pieces and attachments are the bane of my life with some kids' games.) The instructions were ...  Read the complete review

My 2 oldest children have just returned to school after the long summer break. It was a very wet and uneventful break for them and we were unable to afford a holiday this year so it was very much a staycation. However as an end of summer treat we booked a 2 night break at a hotel and spa, the children were well served by the swimming pool and enjoyed this very much. As we were going to be away from home for two nights with 3 young children we decided to bring some games and art activities for them to play in the evening. One of the games was Crocodile Dentist, this was bought for one of the children last Christmas but had not yet been used so we thought it would be ...  Read the complete review

BACKGROUND A relative decided to buy this for my son for Christmas. Now that he has had a few months to play with it, I thought I’d write a review. THE PRODUCT Crocodile Dentist is made by MB games. The game is for two to four players and recommended for ages four and up. As this was a present, I am unsure how much they paid for it. However after looking on various sites such as Amazon, it looks as though it sells for around £10 to £15. PACKAGING The game comes in what appears to be a fairly sturdy box and has pictures of children playing the game. Instructions on how to play are printed on the ...  Read the complete review

Introduction In these modern times where you can play games on a telephone and playing with Wii isn't as filthy as it sounds, there doesn't seem to be as many games involving the whole family as there were when it was acceptable for me to wear shorts and have my mum cut my hair. Overall, I think this is a shame, but at least there aren't as many 7 week long Monopoly wars taking place that used to lead to inter-sibling violence and people getting written out wills as part of a blood feud caused by a cheating banker (at least, I think that's what my sister used to call me). One little gem we have in our house that is a game which all of us can (and ...  Read the complete review

When this was bought for my son I had in my head that the teeth had to be pulled out and the dispare on my face said it all. The pieces were going to get lost my daughter who was one at the time would be picking them up and trying to put them in her mouth it just screamed safety hazzard. This came in a big square box with a picture of a crocodiles head with its mouth open and childern putting their finger in the mouth. When we took it out of the box I was pleasantly surprised. It was a large crocodiles head that you opened the mouth and would stay open until you pressed the triggered tooth. Yes I did say press. This was the best thing about this game you ...  Read the complete review