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Dave and I absolutely love board games evenings so when Paul Lamond Games sent us Reveal we couldn’t wait to play it – especially as the tagline is ‘The Game with no Questions, just Answers!’ – How intriguing is that?!

Reveal is a really good quality board game that comes with a game board, a dice, four playing pieces and a batch of gold tokens as well as three sets of colour coded cards and the special Reveal wallet.

The game is turn based and the players race to collect tokens and then race to the centre of the board. When it’s your turn you roll the dice and move around the board, landing on a TV, Music or Film square. Your opponent then puts a corresponding card in the Reveal wallet and you have to guess the answer – without knowing the question. All you know is that it’s a movie, song or TV show and the first letters of each word.

Dave and I really enjoyed Reveal. We find that a lot of games need at least three players so it was great to play a game together for the evening that didn’t need anyone else but have the ability to play it with more people when the occasion arrises.

Surprisingly, Reveal was quite hard! There were some answers that we hadn’t heard of – quite a lot of quite recent pop songs that we didn’t know the names of – and knowing only the first letter – or second, or third – made naming movies quite difficult. It’s only by playing this game that you realise just how many movies, TV shows and songs there have been.
Reveal is aimed at age 8+ and to play you really need a wide knowledge of music, TV and film that spans generations. Because of this it’s a great family game – one that grandparents could get involved in and I can imagine it being a hit on Christmas Day evening.
Reveal from Paul Lamond Games has an RRP of £24.95

Tracy Nixon says
We have the Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway family game and find it great fun!
EMMA WALTERS says
pizza party is a lot of fun 🙂
Beth says
We love playing Ticket to Ride and Carcassone but this looks really fun!
Solange says
It has to be Brainmaster.
Margaret GALLAGHER says
GRABBIT really great fun for all the family going and old
Kelly Morgan says
My favourite game is gogglebox
Geri Gregg says
Goggle box!
Angela Boucher says
Kersplatt looks like a really fun game. Would love to play this with my son.
Jennifer Toal says
Charades
Margaret Clarkson says
Wooden Backgammon
iain maciver says
goggle box
Kim Neville says
Pathways
Claire Nutman says
Mrs Browns Boys Board Game
Annabel Greaves says
I love Goggle Box xx
Annabel Greaves says
I love Goggle Box
ADEINNE TONNER says
My favourite has to be kersplatt love playing it with my family.
Jo Carroll says
Goggle Box 🙂
Jane Willis says
Ludo – it’s an absolute classic!
Jean Cassell says
Gogglebox
Sally Collingwood says
GRABBIT is fun
Rich Tyler says
Googlebox
Iris Tilley says
My granddaughter and I like Silly Spaghetti
kris mc says
Goggle box for me
Andrea Upton says
Snakes and Ladders
Katie says
gogglebox
Angela treadway says
pizza party x
Jo m welsh says
The gogglebox game
nicola dean says
Gogglebox
Vikki Sanderson says
Hot Potato
Rachel Butterworth says
Snakes and Ladders. Classic children s game.
Amy Bondoc says
the nephews love to play kersplatt
Amy simpson says
Pizza Party
Tee Simpson says
My favourite is Kersplatt.
Ruth Harwood says
we love pizza party!
Kelly Hirst says
Bendominoes is a favourite game amongst the family
Angie McDonald says
My favourite Paul Lomond game is Hot Potato!
Samantha O'D says
Hot Potato
Justine Meyer says
We love Grabbit
Susan B says
Chairs is my favourite. I hadn’t seen it before but love the look of it. Now on my Christmas list.
Shelley Jessup says
Grabbit is our fave it is so much fun & makes us laugh too.
Michelle Smith says
Pizza Party
Heather Haigh says
Brainmaster
Ursula Hunt says
I like Grabbit, it great fun to play as a family
Claire Woods says
Brainmaster.
Claire Woods says
Brainmaster is the best
Christine Lockley says
We love “Silly Spaghetti”
Susan Smith says
Goggle Box for sure
Christina Palmer says
Goggle Box is our favourite game
Gillian McClelland says
Goggle Box
cheryl hadfield says
My favourite is Family Fortunes
Lorna Ledger says
A Slice of Murder looks like a lot of fun
Karen Barrett says
Gogglebox
Katie b says
Goggle box!
Angela Sharp says
We love googlebox in our house
Rebecca Mercer says
Grabbit is our favourite game for sure
Lynn Neal says
Kersplatt is my grandchildrens favourite especially when Grandad is playing!
jo liddement says
Classic Brainmaster is a game i loved as a child and brings back memories of competing with my grandad to see who could win.
Anthea Holloway says
Mind Trap – we love it and play it every Christmas as a family.
Sheila Reeves (CakeReev) says
We love QI XL – got it as a gift a couple of years ago and it’s become a real family favourite
Anthea Holloway says
I love Mindtrap and so do my children and the older grandchildren.
Sam Parkes says
Pizza party
maria says
goggle box
Sheri Darby says
Brainmaster is our favourite
JULIE WARD says
Stupid deaths for eldest grandson
Allan Wilson says
Skribblehead
Sarah Morris says
Kersplatt
Rebecca Whatmore says
Never heard of this game but it sounds good! Have always wanted to play Perudo too.
Laura Pyper says
Brainmaster
Olivia Kirby says
Now That’s What I Call Music Board Game looks like one we would like
Amy Denney says
Googlebox
ellie spider says
I quite fancy the Now That’s What I Call Music game 🙂 Just had a browse of their site they have some funky looking games
Pippa Ainsworth says
We’ve had Pizza Party for a while and we play it together a lot
Adrian Bold says
My favourite game is Brainmaster. Thanks for the competition.
claire davey says
has to be brainmaster
Allan Fullarton says
Gogglebox
Hayley F says
Dr eureka is quite fun to play with my nephews. Thankyou x x
paula cheadle says
love playing Snakes and Ladders
paula cheadle says
love playing Snakes and Ladders with the little ones
Rachael Sexey says
We love pizza party ?
Denise walton says
Snakes and ladders
alison clark says
I haven’t got any of their games – my all time favourite is Monopoly.
Natalie Crossan says
Brainmaster x
Kirsteen Mackay says
We love Charades for Kids
Tammy Neal says
Google box
Debra Branigan says
Ticket to Ride and Carcasonne are favorites of the family.