August 14th, 2009

Funny Girl Games

Little girls love to play on the computer with virtual dolls, dress them up, use makeover and design clothes for them, but there are many other types of games which children adore.

For Hannah Montana television show on Disney Channel, there is a new game, Montana Girl Talk, which is based on the Truth or Dare game, and where each player has to spin a wheel and decide to answer a question or to perform a stunt. Each question and each stunt have a value in points, and the first player who earns 25 points wins the game. This game appeals the fans of Disney show Hannah Montana and it is a real update for the parlor game Truth or Dare, but it might not be so interesting for those who don't know Hannah Montana or don't like Disney Channel, and the spin-wheels have only 104 boxes, and this could limit replayability of the game.

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This game is recommended for 2 or more players with ages 8 and up, and it was published by Milton Bradley. This game includes 96 Hannah Montana cards, a plastic game tray and two double side stunt and question wheels and the rules.

On each turn the players have to spin a 26 spaces wheel, and when it stops, only one space is visible through a window, and determines the thing that the player whose turn is what will do. For each space, there are three options: question/stunt , "make up your own", and secret card. If in the question/stunt options the things are clear, you should know that in the "make up your own" option the players should consult to each other and make up a stunt or a question for the player in discussion. The questions and the stunts have various values, and they can be worth 3,5 and 10 points.

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If one of the player spins on a "take a Hannah Montana Secret Card from each pile", then the player should take a card from each pile and then decide which cards are given to other players. They have descriptions like "Never gives up!" or "The daydreamer!". These secret cards have 0 value points, but only the winner of the game can see the cards he/she has been given in the end.