Chrono Bomb

If your kids into the Tom Cruise escape vibe, this is it. Depending on how hyper your kids are, might want to set it up without them in the room. A whole lot of fun, exercise, and possibilities. I live in a small apartment, so it was easy to run all the wires, but think about your setup before buying. You know what you're buying, they give you the hookups, You have to have the places to connect them. If you got the room, possibilities are endless. Great buy.

Got for a birthday present for someone but box came with broken tears. I don’t have time to get a new present, disappointed it came this way.

you pay for the exaclty the quality the your money

Played once. Sort of difficult to set up. Not a well thought out game play. Literally nothing to do but get to the bomb and press button.

First, the most important part - my kids loved it. They had fun building different courses and were thrilled when they finally beat a particularly tricky course. The key seems to have been doubling back by connecting the "laser" to a clamp more than once to get a really tricky grid.Now the things that are less important but I think should be shared, and the reasons this isn't a five star review.-The biggest gripe I heard has to do with the "Sensor Clamp." The socket it connects to is plastic and untextured, which means that after almost every round, it has to be readjusted to make sure the black tab is properly aligned. It's "locked" but because it's smooth plastic on plastic with light friction, even a light "laser" bump means we had to realign everything. I'll probably end up either roughing it up with sandpaper or wrapping it in plumber's tape.-The minimum time on the "bomb" is 30 seconds. Unless you're also collecting the cards and spread them out a lot, that's way too much time for most courses. I can't imagine how you could possibly build a course requiring the max of ten minutes. A range of ten seconds to two minutes seems to make more sense for the toy, unless you have very young kids who you want to ensure their success.-The instructions are a bit tricky to follow. My kids needed help more than once figuring out how to put things together properly and they're over 7. Even for "older" games like Monopoly or Settlers of Catan, they were able to figure things out by reading the instructions. These? Not so much.

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My niece is very excited that she got this game for the holidays! However once I saw the game my inner MacGyver thought :/ oh all I needed was a ball of yarn and clothespins and I could have recreated this game. For some reason looking at the picture of the box I thought it would be laser looking lights it actually is string and clips. Keep an eye out for your little ones...string and children? It just seems wrong and potentially dangerous. My niece is only allowed to use this with adult supervision. Lesson learned I will pay better attention to detail next time 😔

This is such a fun challenge for the kids to do. I enjoy creating at home escape rooms for my family. This is an awesome addition to include as a physical and time sensitive challenge.Similarly, the kids like to keep the fun going by creating their own simplified versions of escapes and this is the perfect thing to help them do so successfully. I appreciate that they can set it up themselves for repeat play.I was curious to hear the sound effects and tried to upload video to share, but couldn't attach it. Photos are attached. The bomb requires 3 AAA batteries, which is stated in the description and on the box, and a small screwdriver to open the battery compartment.Also noted in the description but bears repeating, it's hazardous to very young due to the small parts and long cord, which are choking and strangulation hazards. It's appropriately labeled for ages 7+.Overall, this checked the boxes for my purposes; a fun and repeatable challenge.