- 1600
- Trivia board game
- Includes 400 cards with 1600 questions
- Identify images and answer questions based on logos, products and packaging of the UK's most well-known brands
- 30 minute game play
- For 2 to 6 players
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Product Specifications
| Model Number: | 1150 |
| Assembly Required: | No |
| Batteries Required?: | No |
| Batteries Included?: | No |
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The Logo Board Game of things you know and love. For 2-6 players aged 12 to Adult. Our life is full of things. From chocolate to cereal, football to flowers--and they all have logos. The Logo board game is all about those logos and the things wrapped up in them. It taps into the knowledge we've piled up over our lives and adds a few astonishing facts and surprises to entertain the whole family. It's easy to learn and fun to play. Just answer the questions to leap around the board. The first player to answer correctly in the winning zone wins.
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75 of 75 people found the following review helpful
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Bought this for my husband and we took it with us on a family ski holiday last year.
Had loads of laughs with the 2 families competing (ages 7 upwards). Adults felt old remembering things from the 70s, and kids giggled at some of the old straplines.
Disagree with all those people commenting that it's only for thickos who watch loads of TV. We all take in brand messages all the time - through TV, online, packaging etc . This game actually stimulated a discussion with our kids about how sneaky & clever marketing is, and how advertisers use colours/shapes/words to influence you - they were fascinated, and are now much more critical of what they see in the shops!
Agree that we need some extra cards now!
Had loads of laughs with the 2 families competing (ages 7 upwards). Adults felt old remembering things from the 70s, and kids giggled at some of the old straplines.
Disagree with all those people commenting that it's only for thickos who watch loads of TV. We all take in brand messages all the time - through TV, online, packaging etc . This game actually stimulated a discussion with our kids about how sneaky & clever marketing is, and how advertisers use colours/shapes/words to influence you - they were fascinated, and are now much more critical of what they see in the shops!
Agree that we need some extra cards now!
34 of 34 people found the following review helpful
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Order processed easily and delivered quickly and ontime as advised. The game itself is maddening, totally compulsive!! One game and you're hooked - takes you back to the things you used to buy as well as current products - excellent!
270 of 279 people found the following review helpful
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This game arrived today as a present for my husbands birthday, and we have not stopped playing it.
Even the kids have enjoyed playing. Simple game play involves moving a counter to the corresponding colour on the game board when you get a question right. No fussy set up, or complicated rules and pieces, just a board some counters and a box of questions.
The questions are fabulous, even our 6 year got involved.
Sample questions include; How many different flavours are there in pack of Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles? Which Swedish home products retailer was founded by Ingvar Kamprad in 1943? What is the number one best selling brand of crackers in the UK? Which soft drinks company was originally called the British Vitamin Products Company?
This game is really relevant to the UK market with occasional questions on the big organisations like Mc Donalds and Coke, but overall a great UK based game.
Having played this for the best part of the day, we are now awaiting a top up pack of questions as we will soon be through the box.
Come on Drumond lets get some top up cards.
Buy it and have some great traditional family fun. You will not be disappointed.
Even the kids have enjoyed playing. Simple game play involves moving a counter to the corresponding colour on the game board when you get a question right. No fussy set up, or complicated rules and pieces, just a board some counters and a box of questions.
The questions are fabulous, even our 6 year got involved.
Sample questions include; How many different flavours are there in pack of Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles? Which Swedish home products retailer was founded by Ingvar Kamprad in 1943? What is the number one best selling brand of crackers in the UK? Which soft drinks company was originally called the British Vitamin Products Company?
This game is really relevant to the UK market with occasional questions on the big organisations like Mc Donalds and Coke, but overall a great UK based game.
Having played this for the best part of the day, we are now awaiting a top up pack of questions as we will soon be through the box.
Come on Drumond lets get some top up cards.
Buy it and have some great traditional family fun. You will not be disappointed.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
logo fun
I got Logo after being introduced to it at Christmas. I belong to a board game club and introduced this game to my friends, now they are going out to buy it. Read more
Published 13 hours ago by jose
Wrong version
I am disappointed as I have been sent the Amercian version and not the UK version. I am sure it would be ideal for an American family.
Published 1 month ago by Andy B
Logo game
This is such a fun game that everyone can enjoy and educational. We have had so many laugh's when playing this with young and old people.
Published 1 month ago by Phil
Logo game is pretty good
Its good fun for the 4 of us - aged 10 to 54! A little expensive but worth it as we all played together at last.
Published 2 months ago by Ady Dawson
Logo Game
Game is easy to play and questions are a good mix of simple and difficult.
we have played it a few times now and I would think that we will get through all of the questions... Read more
we have played it a few times now and I would think that we will get through all of the questions... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Bigger
Logo game
We have not played this game yet as I bought it for my grand daughters Birthday later this month.She has played it before and really enjoyed it, that is why she asked for one for... Read more
Published 2 months ago by garysnan
Logo Board game
Bought this for a game to play over the christmas period and it has now become a firm family favourite that all ages can play. Read more
Published 2 months ago by dibdobs
We've been brainwashed since kids!
My god I didn't realise how much product/brand recognition I'd picked up unintentionally over the years!
This is a cracking game indeed. Read more
This is a cracking game indeed. Read more
Published 3 months ago by K. MOONEY
great value
fantastic game at a fantastic price hours of fun all the family can join in its a must to buy
Published 3 months ago by debz
fun game
This game is a good fun game makes you think about things past and present kept playing lost all track off time if your slightly older gives you good chance against the youngsters
Published 3 months ago by Mr. M. pearce
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