It has a playing time of around 30 minutes (depending on how many people are playing) and it is fast, fun and intense.

Focus is not always easy with children, so I would definitely filter the cards based on the youngest player’s knowledge. I just love the constant laughs we have and upbeat atmosphere that this game creates for our family. With 400 question cards there are plenty of categories to choose from and they are so varied that they will appeal to kids and adults of all ages. This exciting new version of the classic 5 Second Rule game takes the fun to a whole new level with a randomized timer that gives you more or less time to answer the questions. As the game is quite quick and you can get through a good number of cards per game you do need a lot.Next Player: Your turn is done, and play quickly moves to the next player to your right, and they spin. Especially if you’re playing with kids of 12 who might not know what a man bun is, let alone three actors with one! Luckily for us we have a box of batteries with small screwdrivers downstairs just for things like this so we were able to get going within only a few minutes. With a 5-second electronic timer to keep the game’s momentum going, this really keeps everyone on their toes, shouting crazy, funny answers that everyone finds hilarious. A simple yet extremely fun naming game that has the ability to remove all that useless but relevant information from your memory and leave you flapping your lips like a goldfish.

Any damage or problems with the prize is not the responsibility of TheToyScoop and all queries should be directed to IdealPlay.Second Rule Spintensity is the all-new, spinfully intense electronic version of the original 5 Second Rule game – one of my kids favourites. The recommended age is 12+ for the game but my daughter is 10 and she happily played along and there were lots of categories that she could quite happily have a go at.