Two children smile and play the Crazy Claw arcade game, trying to grab colourful plastic balls with a claw inside a clear box. The background is bright with cartoon emoji faces and gears. Text reads, "Crazy Claw: The Crazy Arcade Action Game.
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Crazy Claw – Check out Our Review & #Win Your own!

Crazy Claw – Check out Our Review & #Win Your own! 
Logo for "Crazy Claw: The Crazy Arcade Action Game" with large, bold yellow text, each letter outlined in blue and red, with four colourful, round cartoon faces—green, yellow, purple, and red—showing dramatic expressions around the logo.
Drumond Park’s new table top game brings the never forgotten thrills of the gaming arcade to youngsters aged 5 and up!  Crazy Claw (rrp £22.99, for 2-4 players) is a colourful, action packed game of boiling, bouncing balls and a grabbing claw, operated by each child in turn.

A toy claw machine with a clear box contains colourful plastic balls—red, yellow, green, and purple—on a white base labelled "Crazy Claw." Instruction sheets with game graphics lie on a pink surface in front of the machine.
The game it’s self is very bright and colourful and exciting looking. It’s one of those games that you just want to play because it looks so cool. There are nine Crazy Balls inside the dome and each one has a picture card inside it. The aim of the game is to pick a crazy ball out in turns to see if you can find the three picture cards that match the ones on your game card. It’s like a crazy game of pairs but with a fun arcade twist.It may sound really easy but it’s not quite that simple as there are three of each coloured ball so they can get mixed up quite quickly meaning you might not grab the one you want. There’s buttons around the base of the game which lets the other players flick and fire the balls inside all around making it much more difficult to grab the one that you want. It’s really fun and exciting to play.

A claw machine's metal claw grips a red ball with a frowning face sticker. Inside the machine are colourful plastic balls—yellow, green, pink, and red—on a white base. The label "CRAZY CLAW" is visible at the front bottom of the machine.
The Crazy Claw grabber is nice and easy to use and is the perfect size for little hands like my Ryan who’s 6. We’ve played several times now and love grabbing for our picture cards. It’s more a game of luck rather than a game of skill which is great as that’s much more fun.
A claw machine grips a red plastic ball with a surprised face design. Behind it are yellow, pink, green, and purple balls. The background is pink, featuring playful emoji and science flask graphics, with multicoloured game cards visible at the bottom.

The game takes a little time to set up on the first occasion as you have lots of stickers to put on it but once they’re all in place, it’s just a case of putting it together every other time which doesn’t take that long. The idea behind the game works very well and all of us here have loved playing the Crazy Claw game. One small thing that I found is that the younger players like Ryan found opening the Crazy balls quite hard to do. This may get easier in time as they’re played with more or as he just gets used to how to press them in the middle better.

Crazy Claw is a nice family game for up to four players which is great fun to play. It’s an easy game to follow with nice simple, straight forward rules that everyone can understand.

Here’s where You can Win your own Crazy Claw game:
Two children smile and play the Crazy Claw arcade game, trying to grab colourful plastic balls with a claw inside a clear box. The background is bright with cartoon emoji faces and gears. Text reads, "Crazy Claw: The Crazy Arcade Action Game.

To enter: Simply use the Rafflecopter Form below to do so. You may do as many or as little of the entries as you like. It’s completely up to you but the more you do, the more chances you have of winning. The competition will end on Sunday 26th February – Good Luck xo
Terms & Conditions: Open to the UK only. 1 Winner will be drawn at random from all the correctly made entries on Sunday 26th February and the contacted by the email used.

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