Angry Birds: Knock On Wood Game
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| Age Range (Description) | 5 years and up |
| Number of Players | 2-4 |
| Brand | Mattel Games |
| Theme | Games |
| Material | Wood |
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- Based on the on the best-selling phone app game, Angry Birds
- Now kids can play their #1 favorite app game in real life
- Build, launch and destroy with an exciting skill-and-action
- Features three Angry Birds, green pigs, one slingshot-style launcher, structure pieces and mission cards
- For 2 or 4 players
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Angry Birds Knock On Wood Game*: Build, launch and destroy with an exciting skill and action game based on the best-selling phone app. Game features three Angry Birds, green pigs, one slingshot-style launcher, structure pieces and mission cards. Players draw a card and build the structure shown before their opponents launch an Angry Bird in an attempt to knock it-and the pigs-down to win points. For ages 5 and older. W2793 STD. PAK 4 UPC CODE: 746775-04203-5 *Name subject to change.
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Play your favorite app game in real life with the Angry Birds: Knock on Wood Game! The age-old battle between Angry Birds and the egg-stealing pigs continues, and the birds will have their revenge. Draw cards, build castles, and knock them down in this hands-on version of the touchscreen hit. First one to 100 points wins!
Angry Birds: Knock On Wood
- Ages: Five and up
- Requires: Ready to play
At a Glance:
- Brings the popular touchscreen app to a hands-on playing field
- Build, launch, and destroy to win!
- Three levels of cards with different building ideas and fourth-level freestyle options
- Experiment with freestyle building and launching distances
Exciting board game based on the best-selling phone app. View larger.
Launch an Angry Bird and knock the pigs down to win points. View larger.
Hands-On Version of the Touchscreen Hit
The Angry Birds: Knock on Wood Game brings all the fun of the touchscreen app to a new, tactile playing field for two to four players. This game follows the same goals as the online version: launch the Angry Birds toward the egg-stealing pigs' wooden castles to destroy them and advance to the next level. With three Angry Birds, four pigs, a variety of "wooden" pieces, and a bird launcher, you can now bring the same action to your living room.
Build, Launch, and Destroy to Win
Play consists of drawing cards from any of four levels, building a structure on the card, and then knocking it down. To play, you draw a card--the higher the card the more points possible to earn. Give it to the next player to build that card's castle. Then, use the bird launcher to shoot it down with the birds indicated on the Mission card.
Go Crazy with Wild Cards
Our testers enjoyed the challenge of playing within the game's rules, including the ways the structures can be built and the birds that can be used during particular launches. They also had fun with the special fourth-level mission cards that allow for freestyle building for more creative play. They enjoyed experimenting with the distances from which they could shoot the birds toward castles. With so many possibilities for hands-on play, this game will keep you and your family and friends occupied for hours!
What's in the Box
3 Angry Birds, 4 pigs, 1 bonus points star, 1 bonus points egg, 1 bird launcher, 14 building blocks, 40 mission cards, 16 points cards, and instructions.
From the Manufacturer
Angry Birds: Knock On Wood Game. Build, launch and destroy with an exciting skill-and-action game based on the best-selling phone application. Game features three Angry Birds, green pigs, one slingshot-style launcher, structure pieces and mission cards. Players draw a card and build the structure shown before their opponents launch an Angry Bird in an attempt to knock it, and the pigs down to win points. For 2 or 4 players.
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 7.88 x 2 x 10.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 14.1 ounces |
| ASIN | B004U52VPS |
| Item model number | W2793 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 5 - 9 years |
| Best Sellers Rank | #355,143 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #12,035 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer | Mattel |
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Looking at the game, I figured that the kids that played it with me would be bored in five minutes. Not the case! Two weeks later, they are still clambering to play it!
Players draw cards and take turns setting up structures of varying complexity and stability that the other player must shoot at using a slingshot shaped catapult, armed with plastic birds.
All the components are recognizable from the micro-game.
One of the big surprises is how quickly the kids determined which structures would be hard to hit, unstable, etc. They have adapted their shooting strategies accordingly. It actually ends up being quite the useful toy to teach the kids about shapes, building structures, paths of projectiles (the birds are slow moving enough that the kids can see the paths the pieces take), etc.
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Here is the Dr. Games evaluation:
GO/NO GO criterion
* Complexity: For the Age category, 5+, the complexity is perfect. It is a bit of a challenge for the five and six year olds to build the structures on the cards, but with just a small amount of help from parents, the kids can do very well. The rules are both obvious and well described on one, two-sided quarter sheet of paper.
* Balanced: The game is completely balanced. Any side is equally likely to win. The older children have a bit of an advantage since they generally have more developed hand and eye coordination.
* Chance: The game has the appropriate level of chance. Each turn, the players pick cards to see the points available and the structures that they have to build.
* Clarity: Once the adults explained, you get all the points on the card if you knock down all of the pigs, and you get an extra 100 points if you knock down the eggs or the star, the rules were entirely obvious to all.
* Reasonable Time: you choose how long to play for. There is no set time. A game could be a simple as one turn with each side building a castle and then trying to break down the other side's caste.
BONUS criterion
* Social: The funny plastic characters, the theme of the game, and the neat catapult mechanic will have your kids chatting as they play. You could also play this on teams.
* Unique/interesting Mechanic: The catapult that shoots plastic birds. The adaption of Angry Birds, and the stacking opportunities are all unique aspects to the game. Nicely done!
* Inform: It does teach kids about stacking, structures, and projectile flights. It is surprisingly educational.
* Rewards Throughout: Each time you shoot you have a chance to knock down a bird and gain points. An excellent mechanic.
I highly recommend adding this game to your family bookshelf.
In service,
Rich
First, the good stuff:
PROS: The rules are simple, easy to explain to younger children, and you don't have to know how to read to figure things out, so that's also great for little ones.
The birds, pigs, catapult, and the structure pieces all seem pretty sturdy. Plus my five year old likes to just play with the game pieces as action figures. We only got this game because he wanted some plastic Angry Birds to play with and this was the only thing we found that fit the bill.
The game builds coordination and (hopefully) a little patience in the best case scenario. But that leads me to the cons...
CONS: This is more a downfall for folks like me who can't stand tedious projects :) but I get a little frustrated trying to build the structures shown on the level cards sometimes. They are supposed to be grouped according to difficulty, but some of the Level 1( ie: allegedly easier) structures are just as difficult as the Level 2 and 3 ones. There are some I think might be impossible to build at all based on the law of gravity, although my husband disagrees and says with enough balance they're all possible.
I'm kind of a fumble-prone mom and I spent more time knocking down half-built structures with my clumsy hands than with birds at first. If you have a child who doesn't have much tolerance for slow, meticulous projects then he/she might be annoyed trying to build the structures.
As far as the actual shooting the birds part of the game, that takes some getting used to and is actually a lot harder than on the Iphone app. in my opinion. That said, it is doable. My five year old and eight year old are fans of the game and have already played with it a lot. One tip: make sure you keep up with all the pieces because losing even one or two of the logs or blocks will seriously hamper your ability to complete the structures on the cards.
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You actually get relatively little in the box - some thin bricks, a few birds and pigs and a wildly inaccurate catapult! However, it's the branding that matters and that of course is what you're really paying for. The injection moulded plastic that tumbles out of the box when you open it probably cost about as much to make as the box.
This is a great present for a small child who likes to interact with things. As the purchasing adult however, you have to get past the fact that you are being hugely overcharged for some bits of plastic. You have to accept that the look on the recipient's face when they receive it is really what you're paying for!
Good points - quite funny, good fun for family or a child can play it themselves to 'practise'.
Bad points - price - very expensive for what it is, we paid £20 before xmas, now it is £31! Also no English instructions, i had to download them from mattel website. Easy enough to play, but need instructions to explain cards and bonus points.
Overall, if you don't mind the price it is a great boys toy. Quite tricky to knock the buildings down sometimes, so need extra goes. A good laugh.
The set up of the different structures is definitely for an adult to do as it can be quite fiddly but the enjoyment he gets from shooting the angry birds at the pigs tells me it is definitely worth it.
Definitely a great buy for any small angry birds fan!


















