Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The container is non-stick and removable, so you can pour out the contents if you wish, which makes it easier to wash in the dishwasher. Whether you're playing with a small group or a large gathering, the adjustable shock levels allow you to customize the intensity to your liking. Ideal if you're the kind of sadistic git who likes the idea of shocking their mates- but only if you're confident in your own abilities.

In my memory, my roommate said, “Wow, those are big handles, how terrifying” about the plastic silver joysticks one is meant to grab during the game; in reality, she probably said it with her eyes. It arrived in a pretty big box, and looked like something a Marvel villain puts on superhero heads during a pivotal torture scene. last person to press gets zapped with a mild (but often very painful) burst of electricity (from battery - not mains!A convenient and simple way of tasting all types of fruits, biscuits or sweets dipped in delicious hot melted chocolate, without needing to leave home. Again, there’s not much information on how to play the game on the packaging, but it does advise folks with pacemakers and heart conditions to avoid it—probably to cover the manufacturers' buns from getting sued, but still, my roommate with heart stuff was promptly out. So fingers on the buzzers or rather hands on the joysticks and watch the tension mounts; when the right light turns, green each player hits the red button on their controller in the fastest time possible!

It's an absolute blast for both kids and adults, making it perfect for family game nights, gatherings with friends, or just to have on hand for some spontaneous entertainment.This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. I have no urge to skydive, or feed sharks from a chum bucket; I hate Fear Factor, and the intro from Are You Afraid of the Dark? It has different shock levels which was really useful and setting the amount of players is dead easy. What started out as a gag game, has turned into how I dictate which of my three kids will do chores. Even if you are a wuss, like moi, you’ll be fine (although, for medical-legal reasons: please don’t take my health advice) playing this game.