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Hedbanz Board Game Review, Rules & Instructions

Hedbanz

$15.99
7.4

Met Expectations

7.0/10

Replay Value

7.0/10

Engaged Players

8.0/10

Value for Money

8.0/10

Overall Rating

7.0/10

 

 

Hedbanz at a Glance

Game Type
Fun For Kids
and Family
Play Time
20 mins
Skill/Complexity (1 - 5)
Guessing & Deduction
Age
7+
Publisher(s)
Spin Master
Published
1991
Categories
Family / Kids
Players
3 - 6
Rules Manual
Official Rules PDF
Our Rating
7/10
Cost
$15.99

 

Headbanz board game

 

About – Description

Hedbanz is a great game that is ideal for children and families alike although it wouldn’t look out of place at a party.

It was created in 1991 by Spin Master and is a simple deduction game that’s suitable for children aged 7 and over and it can be played by 6 players.

Who’s it best suited for?

This is a simple game that is perfect for bringing families together or to inject an element of laughter to a party. It can be seen to be educational for children due to the deduction element to the game.

Skill – Complexity

This is a very easy game to play and does not take a lot of time to learn how it all works. It does require players to work systematically by asking the right questions and then building on the answers to identify who they are. It is a simple game to play.

Set Up – Playing Rules & Instructions

Setting up Hedbanz is extremely easy. Each player is given a headband and one card is then dealt out to each player and placed face down in front of them. Players then place the cards in their headbands and then they are given three chips.

Hedbanz components

The first player, who is often the youngest goes first. The player then flips the time over and begins asking questions in order to determine what is on the card that they placed in their headband.

The idea is for the player to ask the right question in order to guess what is on the card. If a correct guess is made before the timer runs out, the player can take a card and have another go.

For every guess that is correctly made, a chip is placed in the bank with the first player to put all of their chips in the bank being the winner.

Versions – Editions

The game has been released in a number of different countries while there is also an adult version and a kids version released. You’ll also find Disney and Harry Potter versions.

Likes & Dislikes

Due to the simplicity of the game, there is not a huge amount that players dislike about it.

It’s quick, simple and designed to make people laugh. It is not a serious game and that is something that appeals to players of all ages.

Final Thoughts

For players who want to be able to set up a game and begin playing instantly, this is a perfect choice. It doesn’t require a lot of skill or knowledge, making it ideal for younger children as well as adults.

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