Tomy Pop Up Pirate Reviews

I remember playing Pop up Pirate when I was young, but it was not a game I had actually considered for Little Man. Since Little Man started at full time school I have been helping out at the nursery he used to attend, and one rainy day I was asked to play this game with groups of four 3 and 4 year olds. After having great fun spending ...  Read the complete review

My son, Kai who is 6 got this pop up pirate game for christmas. It was a present so I don't know how much it was, but I've seen it in argos and toys r us before for around £10/£15. It comes in a box with the barrel, pirate and 24 swords in 4 different colours. Its for 2-4 players and recommended for ages 4 and ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Pop up Pirate game for my Daughter as I remembered it from my childhood. It is basically a brown plastic barrel with holes for the players to insert the plastic swords. The pirate is also plastic and to make it work all you do is put the pirate in the middle of the barrel, push down and twist. Once the ...  Read the complete review

A couple of years ago during the run up to Christmas my neighbour knocked on my door and told me she had loads of toys that her son had out grown and barely played with and would I want any of them for my son. My son and I went next door to her house to have a look at some of the toys and one of the things my son chose was the game pop ...  Read the complete review

Pop up pirate is a game that I remember playing as a child, it is one of those games for the whole family to enjoy together and it is for that reason that I bought it for my daughter last year. It is imperative to me that we have a large selection of family games to play, it seems that nowadays as my daughter is getting older I have to ...  Read the complete review

Tomy pop Up Pirate This is a game or toy which was received by my two year old granddaughter from one of her many doting relatives. It came in a cardboard box with not a lot of wasted packaging and it is a sensible size for storing the pirate and the swords when it is not in use as there is no where within the barrel to store ...  Read the complete review

When looking for ideas to entertain the extended family this Christmas, we wanted a simple but fun game that would be suitable for all ages. The youngest player was likely to be our 3 year old niece so we knew that it would have to be something quite quick and easy to play. I remember playing Pop Up Pirate as a child and felt that, ...  Read the complete review

Nowadays there are thousands of games and toys on the market, some simpler than others. However some of the most simple games can still be rather fun! Pop Up Pirate: 'From Tomy, Pop-Up Pirate is a barrel of family fun. The game is played by sliding swords through slots in the barrel. But beware--slide your ...  Read the complete review

Pop Up Pirate Pop Up Pirate was one of my favourite games when I was a child and to be perfectly honest I still love it now! Pop Up Pirate is really a game of luck and basically involves players pushing plastic swords into a barrel until the funny looking pirate head pops out. When I was younger I had a fascination ...  Read the complete review

My twin boys who turned 4 in November have now developed a love for games, mostly because they like showing Mama up when they win and I lose! For this reason, the other week I purchased the game Pop Up Pirate. The game cost just over £10 from Argos but can be bought from the majority of toy retailers, even some ...  Read the complete review

Pop Up Pirate is a game made by the well known brand Tomy. GAME CONTENTS: The contents include a brown barrell , lots of coloured swords (blue , red , green, yellow) a pirate head, and a stand for the barrell. AIM OF THE GAME: The aim of the game is NOT to make the pirate pop up. HOW TO ...  Read the complete review

==Tomy Pop Up Pirate== Jack really does enjoy his family games and I must say I am rather partial to playing them with him. The good thing is that a lot of the games that I played when I was younger are still out and very popular and I have been able to reminisce my youth. This Pop Up Pirate game by Tomy was one of ...  Read the complete review

Pop up pirate is a game that I remember playing when I was a child and I had a real burst of nostalgia when I bought a copy for my own children almost 20 years later. The pirate's barrel is a slightly different shape and the décor has changed slightly but otherwise it is the same old game I knew and loved. Given the current predilection ...  Read the complete review

I can rember Pop up Pirates from when I was a child and was delighted when I discovered that it was still available to buy. This is one of those classic childrens toys that does not change over the years and brings just as must fun and enjoyment to each new wave of children that play it. It really is very basic, no ...  Read the complete review

Tomy Pop Up Pirate is a good easy family game! It's for 2-4 players and states 4+. I was happy my daughter wanted this for Christmas as this was one of my favourite games as a young child! The game is easy to set up and simple enough to play with young kids (my daughter at the time was 3). The aim of the game is to slide the different ...  Read the complete review

I bought this Pop Up Pirate game for my three young children - aged 3 (well nearly) and twins aged 21 months. The object of the game is to slide the swords in to the holes of the barrel and when you find the correct hole the pirate pops up from the barrel. Although my three children are younger than the recommended age (which is 4 years ...  Read the complete review

Most of you will of at least heard of the children's game Pop Up Pirate, I remember having this game as a child and last year it was on my son's Christmas list, however it was going off the shelves quickly so I was lucky to get one. ** The Aim Of The Game ** The game is for 2-4 players, each player will have a set ...  Read the complete review

"When I was one, I banged my drum The day I went to sea. I jumped aboard a pirate ship, And the captain said to me. We're going, this way, that way, Forwards and backwards, Over the Irish Sea. A bottle of rum, to warm my tum, And that's the life for me..." A good ...  Read the complete review

Tomy Pop Up Pirate is a really nice game to play as a family. It is simple and straightforward enough for young children to participate fully, but also has just enough fun to keep older children and adults entertained. The game consists of various parts that need to be very simply joined together before starting. This is not ...  Read the complete review

Pop Up Pirates is a game designed for children and/or families. It is simple to set up and simple to play, which in my mind are two hallmarks of a good kids game - you don't want to have to be called into the room every time the kids wish to play again - especially when this game can be over on the first turn! The idea behind ...  Read the complete review