Educational Insights Sculptapalooza, the Squishy, Squashy Sculpting Playfoam Party Game - Fast-Paced, Family Game, 4+ Players, Ages 10+

My brother got this for Christmas. It's surprisingly fun! I was hesitant at first because of the moldable clay thing, but it works so well! I would say ages 5 and up could play this! It's easy to learn and lets the imagination run wild! I'd say it's worth the price.

Sculptapalooza by Educational Insights is a great new game perfect for parties! Designed for 4 or more people the game uses Educations Insights Playfoam, players roll dice to determine what they should sculpt for the others to guess. Ages say 10 - adult but with a little help or giving younger kids easier to sculpt clues they can join in. First of all read the instructions they are funny and to the point. This game has wiggle room for making your own. I even posted some of our sculptures on Facebook for friends to guess! Playfoam is a funky feeling foam that squishes easily into shapes. It doesn't make a mess or stain surfaces and it also doesn't dry out. If teens are playing this game and don't put it away the foam is still perfect. It can be a little difficult to sculpt details but that makes the game more fun and evens the paying field. With the low cost of this item it would make a great host/hostess gift for someone that enjoys entertaining.

We received our new Sculpta-Palooza Party Game & had loads of fun! Even for adults, its quite challenging! We liked the different options on each card as well as the blank cards so that we could create our very own! I can’t say who, but we were able to write in a few people & things that made our belly’s hurt after laughing so hard!It would be really awesome to incorporate other colors! It was very hard to store the playfoam back in its original plastic storage because you had to apply pressure to fit it in causing the plastic to break. It does state in the directions not to store the playfoam in any sealed conttainers so as not to dry it out.The age states that it is for 10 years old to adult but we did not have a problem with our 4 year old who understood not to put the playfoam in his mouth, nose, ears or anywhere else other than the table but when we stored the game, we made sure to place it out of reach in a locked closet.#educationalinsights #Sculptapalooza

It was a really fun game! They have different categories where you can sculpt with your eyes closed, on your face, or use what you sculpt as props. We laughed a lot and had a great time.It says it’s for ages 10 to adult. I was going to try to play it with my daughter (now 7 years old), but honestly I think it would be a bit difficult for her and her friends to play with the rules “as is”. I might modify it for her a bit.One downside to the game was that the number 5 on the die was difficult to see.The sculpting foam is not supposed to dry out. I believe it won’t, since I have used this type of foam before and it is still completely useable. It was really fun to play with this foam, too, because unlike playdough, it doesn’t entirely keep its form the whole time. It added to the silliness and fun of the game. You can’t get too serious with this game.I thought the rules were super easy to follow, and it was just a fun game, even if you were on the losing team 😄. I will definitely plan to play this again on another mom’s night.

My family really loves this game; a fun mix of Charades+Pictionary+Play foam Dough=Fun times! This was easy and fun to read through the instructions and we all had a blast watching each other’s sculpture creations come to life! I was leary about the play foam beads, but the really do make this fun and aren’t the slimy type of junk that gets all over your hands; still can’t get over how it molds and sticks together! The game has several ways to play (eyes closed, wear the playfoam, blank cards that you can make, etc.), so this really makes players gets those creative juices going and the results are so much fun! This game is great for playing with just two people (my kids have been playing non-stop for the last two days) as well as for teams. A game-night must if you, your family or friends like a little friendly and fun competition. This would also liven up any holiday party, get-together, or modify for a baby shower or even a bridal luncheon—so many ways to play!

We weren't sure what to expect with this game, however we knew we loved playing pictionary and we knew we would like this game. Getting clues and trying to sculpt the clue out with your eyes closed is fantastic! It's so fun to see what we can come up with, and fun to see what the kids come up with. We love that the playfoam never dries out making many many times of playing and fun times to be had! My kids did way better than I did, with my eyes closed I tried to sculpt a duck and when I opened my eyes it did not look like a duck at all and we enjoyed a lot of laughs about it. What a great game this is for family game night, or adult game night, and friends game night! We will have so much fun each time this game comes out. The directions can be a little hard to follow if the kids were to play by themselves, I recommend having an adult play with them to help them along. Overall I think this is a must have game for any game night!

My family used to enjoy playing Pictionary when I was a kid. Sculptapalooza is kinda similar with a bit of Charades thrown in. It can be a very challenging team game, and is aimed at 4 or more players ages 10-adult. However, the game can be adopted for younger kids using the blank cards and easier categories in the game. There is also a 2-3 player game version included in the instruction booklet.My 3 1/2 year old was interested in playing the game, but he really just wanted to play with the Playfoam. He has his own Playfoam and plays with it occasionally. My husband and I aren't as into the Playfoam as it's a bit strange to the touch and probably not the easiest sensory material to sculpt with. It is fairly mess free, so I do like that aspect.All in all, this is a fun family game. I think my son will be able to join in more when he's a bit older.