Thursday, October 16, 2014

Funnybones Disruptus Game Review - Holiday Gift Guide



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Funnybone Toys


The Art of Card Games


Funnybone Toys creates card games, games, toys, and gifts for lovers of good design. These art-inspired products can be found in a variety of lovely places. Places like museum stores, independent book stores, toy stores, design stores and home stores.

We can even be found in some national chain stores.
Our award winning games are also valued by the education, special education, and innovation industries. Funnybone Toys – The Art of Card Games. Our award winning games are also valued by the education, special education, and innovation industries. Funnybone Toys – The Art of Card Games.

Disruptus - Disruptus draws inspiration from the very important practice of ‘disruptive thinking’. Disruptive thinking is one of the most powerful ways to innovate. It has been used to create ideas and objects like digital music, camera phones, and car sharing programs. Not only being used in corporations to help employees and teams be more innovative, it’s also beloved by families and has won the Party Game of the Year 2013 by Creative Child Magazine and a Laugh Out Loud Award by Tillywig Toy Reviews.

Our Thoughts

This game really teaches teamwork. Everyone plays and you feed off of one another's ideas. It allows for such creative thinking, like physics for your brain. I use this as a homeschooling task with my daughters. This is fun but you also learn to really use your brain and think outside the box. Aside from it being a "game" it, again, teaches teamwork. Teamwork is essential in our day and age!

As for the rules and setup of the game, it's very easy. Best of all, replaceable if you lose any pieces! After a quick explanation to both my daughters (8 and 5) they understood what to do. It is fun and "easy" and we can all play together and be captivated and creative! This is a perfect addition to anyone's board game collection!

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Reviewed by Jackie


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