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Technical Details
- A game of luck
- A game for friends and family
- Game play approximately 10-15 minutes
- For 2-3 Players
Product Specifications
Model Number190715
Number of Puzzle Pieces119
Assembly RequiredYes
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
There is a contest at the robot factory. The first to build a robot with all the correct colour parts will win this year’s trophy and be named the Robo Champ. If someone takes a part you need you may have to steal it back to achieve victory. A fast and fun game to play again and again for 2 to 3 players.How to Play LEGO Games
Build: the individual robot body parts, using the included building instructions. Play: using the special LEGO dice, collect like coloured pieces to build a single coloured robot--the first person to complete the robot wins. Be careful as you can have pieces stolen or swapped by other players! Change: the sides of the dice to change the rules or add extra pieces from your own LEGO collection to build more robots.
Build: the individual robot body parts, using the included building instructions. Play: using the special LEGO dice, collect like coloured pieces to build a single coloured robot--the first person to complete the robot wins. Be careful as you can have pieces stolen or swapped by other players! Change: the sides of the dice to change the rules or add extra pieces from your own LEGO collection to build more robots.
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20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
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I got my 6 year old son this for his Christmas, and being a lego fan, he loves it. First you build the 3 lego robot models, one each in blue, red and green. Some fiddly work here. Then you take them apart as far as a head, two arms, two legs and a body. You place the parts in the middle - called the scrapheap - and roll the dice to start to build your robot. Each player starts with a body. The coloured faces on the dice determine what you can do. The first person to build a complete robot wins the game. Great fun.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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This is one of the simplest of Lego's range of build-it-yourself games, but it's still great fun.
The aim is to construct a robot; you start with a coloured body and by rolling the lego die, you can take parts (head, arms or legs) from the pile on the table, swap parts with other players, or steal parts. It's very simple and who wins is largely down to chance.
There's some scope to change the rules. We've made a rule that all the parts you hold during the game have to be attached you your robot - it doesn't affect the outcome, but it's fun trying to fit three arms onto a headless and legless robot!
The game is probably best suited for younger Lego enthusiasts (perhaps in the age range six to ten).
The aim is to construct a robot; you start with a coloured body and by rolling the lego die, you can take parts (head, arms or legs) from the pile on the table, swap parts with other players, or steal parts. It's very simple and who wins is largely down to chance.
There's some scope to change the rules. We've made a rule that all the parts you hold during the game have to be attached you your robot - it doesn't affect the outcome, but it's fun trying to fit three arms onto a headless and legless robot!
The game is probably best suited for younger Lego enthusiasts (perhaps in the age range six to ten).
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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This is the first Lego game that I've encountered and I've been very impressed.
First of all you have to build the 3 different coloured Lego robots and the dice, (shouldn't take you long). Then you have to separate the robots into their main components - body, head, arms and legs and put them all in the "scrapheap" in the middle. The aim of the game is to be the first to rebuild an entire robot with all parts being the same colour. To achieve this you take turns rolling the Lego dice to see what you have to do - options are taking a piece from the scrapheap, swapping one of your pieces for that of another player or stealing a piece off someone!
I was playing this game with a four and a six year old at the weekend and we had lots of fun. It's simple enough that most school-age children should be able to play and yet I can see that even older children and adults might like the occasional go as it is a quick but very entertaining little game. My only comment would be that I wish it could be played with 4 players, (it's a maximum of 3)...but perhaps that just wouldn't work. I'm sure Lego limited it for a good reason...
First of all you have to build the 3 different coloured Lego robots and the dice, (shouldn't take you long). Then you have to separate the robots into their main components - body, head, arms and legs and put them all in the "scrapheap" in the middle. The aim of the game is to be the first to rebuild an entire robot with all parts being the same colour. To achieve this you take turns rolling the Lego dice to see what you have to do - options are taking a piece from the scrapheap, swapping one of your pieces for that of another player or stealing a piece off someone!
I was playing this game with a four and a six year old at the weekend and we had lots of fun. It's simple enough that most school-age children should be able to play and yet I can see that even older children and adults might like the occasional go as it is a quick but very entertaining little game. My only comment would be that I wish it could be played with 4 players, (it's a maximum of 3)...but perhaps that just wouldn't work. I'm sure Lego limited it for a good reason...
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Creative and fun
I bought this for my 5 year old son who is a lego fanatic. He was the right age for it and was able to put the robot body pieces together by himself, before we started to play. Read more
Published 3 months ago by kmc
Build a bot
This is possibly the simplest game you can buy.Once built which can be a little bit fiddly for under sixes,you have enough parts for 3 robots,which are each made up of 1 body,1... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mikeedude
entertaining and fun
We bought this game for my 4yr olds birthday after reading other reviews. The game is easily played and understood by a 4yr old, it has become one of his most popular games. Read more
Published 8 months ago by K. Coode
LEGO Games 3835 Robo Champ
My kids love Lego, and they love the opportunity to play a Lego game. Great concept!
A problem with some games is that you have to commit a lot of time to them, so you... Read more
A problem with some games is that you have to commit a lot of time to them, so you... Read more
Published 13 months ago by Sol
Fun for the whole family
I bought Robochamp for my 7 year old autistic son and he LOVES it, as do his 12 year old brother and his Dad and I. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Barbara
Good simple fun
This lego game is similar to the traditional beetle drive with additional rules that allow you to pinch parts of your opponent's robot as well as building your own. Read more
Published 19 months ago by K. James
Lego Game
This is a great game to play with the kids. Well wrth buying, especially if you have a lego fan!!!
Published 19 months ago by thenealefamily
great fun, and great value for money
This was bought for my son's best friend, and he absolutely loves it! Easy to play, fun to build.
Published on 23 May 2010 by C. Buckley
Great toy
My son (4) really enjoyed building the robots and playing with them, he'd rather play with the robots than the game rules which I think are probably aimed at 5 year olds not my 4... Read more
Published on 9 April 2010 by Mrs. K. G. Lightfoot
a load of rubbish
this review is a descraise the robots are uselus its a waist of money.if
you are reading this review right now DONT BUY IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read more
you are reading this review right now DONT BUY IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read more
Published on 3 Jan 2010
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