This was a much sought after Christmas present last year, and thus one very much enjoyed too! As a top-of-the-list toy, this one is not expensive either. I got it online for about £13 delivered, possibly from Amazon, after using comparison sites to find the cheapest.

There are a few types of this toy with pretty simillar names, so be aware of this when choosing which one to buy. This is particularly important when choosing online. This one is not a time-telling watch but a wrist worn game. It's quite bulky but the flashing lights and design seem to make it really appealing to children.

I am not entirely convinced that my son actually understands how to play the game but seems happy pressing the screen to see the aliens change! He likes to use for pretend play rather than working out the instructions. The main criteria for a toy is that it must engage the child's concentration for a reasonable amount of time, and this alternative use is meeting that so I can't see any problem with finding a different way to enjoy it!