Hyper Dash

Brilliant fun. Great for getting everyone moving. You need space and to make sure the kids don't brain themselves or slip while dashing about. So set up accordingly. We use it over two floors with an athletic coordinated child and it's amazing

Bought one for my son and it was so much fun, we bought a second for his friend’s birthday. Brilliant!

Fun game to play with the family. Ideally you need quite a bit of space to use all the coloured tiles but the game keeps my son entertained for a while so it is definitely value for money and keep him active physically and mentally. The slight downside is the controller sometimes gets confused and doesn't recognise orange which can be frustrating.

Kids enjoyed this. A good purchase for Christmas holidays

This game is so simple but so brilliant. With various levels of difficulty it can keep kids and adults alike entertained. It gives you a score or time so also adds that competitive edge to it. It can be used indoors, in back garden or we have even taken it out to a park or field. Great fun and highly recommend.

This is great for home or away. Good family fun and great exercise. Good value for money. Suitable for all ages.

Purchased for my daughter who has ADHD as a Christmas Present to give her a means of blowing of steam in days when we can’t get outside. Whilst it felt quite costly, it has a number of different game options and whilst I did read the instructions it is relatively self intuitive. Whilst you can vary the physical hardness of the game by placing the markers further apart - the game itself gets harder the longer you play (it’s starts by identifying the markers by colour, then number, then both! My kids love the game and how competitive it is. So far it has survived four different children and two adults smashing the receiver down on the markers so it seems pretty sturdy. Overall we find the game great fun and excellent for blowing off extra steam. I have only given it 4 stars as I think it was a little on the pricey side, but that is a judgement call.

Terrific game, I work with people with SEN and also with Parkinson’s and have used this great little game to encourage mobility and motor skills. Yes it’s noisy and the American accent does grate a bit but it’s fun and gets people moving. For my less able clients I put all the pieces in front of them on a tray or table and they sit and play the game at their own speed - for younger more agile clients I spread around the room and it’s great fun watching them race about. A fun way to get active - I recommend!