A colourful game box titled "Pull My Finger" features a cartoon monkey pointing to its large, inflated rear. The box shows excited cartoon characters, game instructions, and playful text on a green and yellow background. The game is for ages 4 and up.
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JAKKS Pacific – Pull My Finger Game #Review

JAKKS Pacific – Pull My Finger Game

A green box for the game "Pull My Finger" features a cartoon monkey with a big belly pointing at its outstretched finger, and a boy and girl smiling in the corner. The box shows playful instructions and bright, colourful graphics for ages 4 and up.
This week we’ve been playing a game that sounds a little funny, in more ways than one. As soon as they saw the box, the kids couldn’t help but giggle, snigger and laugh out loud. 

Pull My Finger is our newest game we’re playing this week. I love the fact there’s no batteries needed and it’s really easy to set up and play. It’s aimed at children aged 4 years+ and costs around £14.99 in most big toy stores. Inside the box there’s the Monkey and a base which simply clicks onto the Monkey to make him stand up. There’s his tail, which click into place and a Banana Spinner which you’ll need to play the game. There’s also two Monkey Bottom’s which again, just click into place. There is two but one is a spare as you only need one to play. Having a spare is a great idea though as we don’t know how long each one will last. We’ve been playing with our for over two weeks and we’re still on the first bottom so they’re not going to break too easily or quickly which is great news to know.

A purple plastic monkey toy with a missing belly and tail is on a green base. Nearby are detachable monkey parts, a colourful spinner with numbers and symbols, and an instruction sheet. The toy is labelled “Mr. Buster.”.

Once everything is clicked together, the game is so simple yet so funny to play. You take it in turns to spin the banana spinner, pull the Monkey’s finger the number of times you got on your go, and watch his bottom inflate with each pull! My kids couldn’t stop laughing, they thought this was hilarious. How big will his bottom get? How long can he hold it in? 

The aim of the game is to avoid the Farts and win! We don’t normally say the word ‘Fart’ in our house so the kids thought it was great that they could say it whilst playing this game.

It was really funny watching his bottom get bigger.

A plastic monkey toy wearing a purple suit stands on a textured green base. The monkey has a curled purple tail and is posed with its large hand pointing forward, while its exposed bottom faces outward. The background is plain and light-coloured.
and BIGGER!
A plastic figure of a monkey with light brown skin and a purple hood stands on a green base. The monkey has a large round nose, a curled tail, and exaggerated hands reaching forward. The background is plain and white.
Until eventually it lets out a loud Fart noise and everyone bursts into laughter.

It does take quite a few finger pulls before he Farts but my kids quite liked that as it made the game last longer and really builds up the suspense and anticipation which is great.

The kids love this game, it makes them laugh every time. It silly and fun and just great. I can see this game being quite popular with them for a good while to come. I can’t see them getting bored of watching the bottom grow and hearing the Monkey Fart any time soon.

Two children are sitting on the floor and playing with a baby doll. One child holds the doll while the other uses a purple toy medical mask, pretending to give the doll medical treatment. They are sitting close to a white sofa.

 Disclosure: We received a complimentary game in return for this honest review.

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