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Hasbro Games Leo Goes to The Barber Party Board Game (Amazon Exclusive)

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Players work together to get Leo to the barber on time to win
Cooperative game played in a series of rounds
Game features numbers, colors, and time
Players try to remember tiles from previous rounds
Add puzzle pieces to Leo's mane to make it look bigger and bigger
Includes 30 path tiles, 20 movement cards, starting tile, destination tile, 5 puzzle pieces, cardboard clock, clock hand, clock hand base, Leo the Lion pawn, pawn stand, and instructions. Ages 6 and up. For 2-5 players

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C3664

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Assembly Required

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Release date

1 December 2017

Mfg Recommended age

6 year and up

Item Model Number

C3664

Product Dimensions

6.3 x 19.99 x 26.7 cm; 453.59 Grams

ASIN

B076QRBK8P

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24 ratings

4.6 out of 5 stars

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78,512 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)
6,776 in Board Games (Toys & Games)

Date First Available

10 May 2018

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Leo the Lion needs a haircut -- his mane is totally out of control and he needs to go to the barber. But he loves to stop and talk with every animal he meets in the jungle. This makes him late for everything -- including haircuts! Players move Leo along the path as they turn over the cards and help him work his way through the jungle by using their memory and working together. The more he delays the journey, the more his mane grows as players add mane puzzle pieces to his head. The cardboard clock helps players keep track of time as they aim to get Leo to the barber shop before it closes. The game is played in a series of rounds, and players need to join forces and use their memories to guide Leo through the jungle. Hasbro Gaming, Hasbro and all related terms are trademarks of Hasbro. Game designed by Leo Colovini. Copyright 2016 ABACUSSPIELE Verlags GmbH & Co. KG. Under license from studiogiochi.

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Jonathan

Leo Goes to the Barber

Reviewed in Mexico on 5 February 2019

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me gusto el juego, el envío fue muy rápido

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Ernesto

How's your memory?

Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2018

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A cooperative memory game that can be played with children and adults. Leo Goes to the Barber has a board created out of small square pieces depicting five animals; zebra, Rhino, Crocodile, Perrot, Lioness. Each animals have number 1-5, respectively, on their portrait in the five colors of the game. This square pieces are placed face down to form a path that leads to the monkey barber. After this the crux of the game consists of each player playing a colored card representing Leo as he must reach the barber before the clock strikes eight. Time is wasted as the card played will a number representing distance traveled and a color on the card. If the colored played matches the facedown animal space Leo lands on than he avoids speaking to the animal. If the color played does not match than Leo wastes time conversing with the portrayed animal equal to its number. So if it was a purple Rhino and the card played was red, Leo just spent two hours speaking to the Rhino. If at any point the time reaches eight than the barber closed and Leo will have to restart. The catch is the players will need to try to remember the path as all tiles are flipped face down again, and cards are reshuffled before being redistributed again. Players will only have five chances to accomplish their goal of getting a haircut.

Great simple fun game. It plays relatively quick and for children it helps with paying attention to what is going on. Also makes for a nice filler for adults if no children are present. There is an advance rule also that does not come with the Hasbro edition of the game. In this added rule, players are not allowed to talk until the players discover the parrot. Again, super fun game that works for adults and children, together or separately.

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Collaborate!

Reviewed in the United States on 19 December 2019

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We've played this with 3 people and we've played it with like... 8 people. The more players you have the easier it gets.

The whole idea that you're working together as a team instead of trying to beat each other changes the entire dynamic of game night (or afternoon or fifteen minute block). I'd rather play this many times over than have to deal with Candy Land again. Candy Land is bad.

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Megan

Lots of family fun!

Reviewed in the United States on 14 May 2018

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This game is a lot of fun! Incorporates adding and Memory. I played with my 9 year old son who is very smart and my 4 year son and we all enjoyed it! We played with our cards facing up so that we could see which cards my 4 year old had so that we could help him. We played about 3 times in a row! Definitely recommend but not for anyone under 4 as it is a little challenging for them to remember the cards and which numbers you should play.

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ramjam

fun and different

Reviewed in the United States on 22 April 2020

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I am starting a board game collection, and this is our first memorizing game as well as collaboration game. As soon as we opened it up my 7yo wanted to play again and again. He even played by himself later that day. This game is fun and easy to learn. I've been trying to find kids games that the adults like to play as well, and this fits the bill. I would recommend this game.

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