Scary Bingo is a spin on the classic game that features colorful, fun monsters. It’s not too scary; in fact it’s rated for ages 3 and up! It’s a fun gift for kindergartners and toddlers who aren’t ready for the real scary stuff.
In fact, we grabbed this as a family game to try out for some Halloween fun. It accommodates 3-7 players, making it super versatile if you have friends and relatives around too. I’ll give you our thoughts below, but needless to say, it went a lot better than the last haunted hayride I attempted.
Scary Bingo Monster Game
Features of the Scary Bingo Game
- No reading required!
- Comes with 8 double-sided Bingo cards
- One game board
- Eyeball shaped counters for card marking
- Cardboard monster head for storing chips
- 48 unique monster chips to enjoy
Note that there will be “some assembly” required when you first open it up. I assembled the monster head box by folding it out. The kids helped with punching out all the monster chips from the backers.
I do think it will be easy to lose or damage tokens and markers over time. But, since it’s so aptly themed, I’ll just grab some Halloween candy instead. Problem solved, and with a sweet treat to boot!
How to Play Scary Bingo
Scary Bingo Game Rules:
- The first player to cover their entire Bingo card is the winner!
Setup Instructions:
- One person is designated as the “caller”, and they grab the large game board
- All other players select a smaller Bingo board
- Place all monster tokens into the monster mouth box
- Distribute eyeball tokens evenly amongst players
Scary Bingo Gameplay:
- The caller begins by selecting a monster token from the monster mouth box
- Read the name (if you can) or simply show the picture to the other players
- Players try to locate that monster on their individual Bingo cards
- If they have it, they should place an eyeball token on the space to cover it
- Continue drawing and calling monsters until someone fills their board
- Rotate roles, and repeat!
Scary Bingo Review
The other place it loses points for me is in longevity. The cardboard monster head has to be folded back to flat if you want to store it, and it’s not going to hold up forever. The tokens are only cardboard as well, so the kids will definitely do a number on them.
If you’re still on the fence, nearly 400 reviewers on Amazon have given it a 4.9 out of 5 star rating. Kid friendly, fun approved!
Where to Buy
If you’re picking up your own copy of Scary Bingo game, here are some different sites you can buy it for price comparison:
Other Kids Bingo Variations
If your kiddos aren’t into monsters or you’re not shopping for a spooky season, there are a few different versions that make thoughtful gifts for kids:
Related Items
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Make some themed snacks for your game night with the help of GingerDead Man cookie cutters! They make fun skeleton-shaped cookies you’re sure to enjoy. I like sugar cookies myself!
Those fall nights around Halloween can be chilly. Cozy up with a Candy Land blanket, which you can use as a game board too. Stay warm and enjoy family game night – sounds win-win to me!
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Scary Bingo: Fun with Monsters and Crazy Creatures
$17.45 in stock
Features
| Part Number | 47364060 |
| Release Date | 2017-08-08T00:00:01Z |
| Edition | Brdgm |
| Language | English |
| Publication Date | 2017-08-08T00:00:01Z |
