Paul Lamond Pizza Party Game

I had real fun with my grandchildren over the weekend playing this game. It is fast, furious and at time frustrating when you are waiting for your last 'ingredient' for your pizza to come up on the dice. I disagree strongly with the reviewer who said you couldn't see the images on the dice - my eyesight is atrocious and I could easily see what everything was!

Fun, quick game where you roll your dice at speed and add your toppings to your pizza if the dice rolls in your favour. When you complete a slice with all of its toppings you shout ‘mama mia!’ Then it’s onto the next slice until you have all your slices finished. The down side is you can only stomach a few rounds before you get a bit tired of it and it can only be played with two people. But if the conditions are right it’s an excellent little game and beautifully made.

I really love this little game, it's a cute idea and my 5 year old son loves playing it. His attention span with games isn't great but he stays put with this. There were no clear instructions on how to play it though so I had to look it up online, but once you find them, the rules are easy. It is only for 2 players, there is no budging on this so I'm going to buy another one so we can all play as a family. It's a shame they can't sort their instructions out - this puts me off buying it as a gift, otherwise I'd definitely get it for my friend's children too. On the whole though, I gave it 5 stars because it's nice quality, good fun and a novel idea.

Great components. Terrible game rules. As it stands it's Just roll dice until you get the side you want. Zero skill. Zero strategy. You can however with a little creative thinking make use of the lovely dice and cards to make up your own variant, and have something worth playing. Try dealing 3 slices and 5 dice to each player, and limiting it to 3 re-rolls per round. Place matching dice on the slices of your choice. Match all the fillings on a slice and you take it for your Pizza. If you don't manage to fill a slice. Choose to leave your fillings in place or re-roll them all and try again next round. Each new round players draw enough new slices so that they have 3 each to chose from. First to get a full Pizza, of 6 slices wins.

My 5 year old loves card games such as Whot and dobble so this seemed like a good game for her.It’s a simple game which she could grasp straight away. Games are over quickly too so she doesn’t get bored with it.My only downside with it is that the lid doesn’t clip on (I don’t know whether my box is just faulty) so if you put it in your bag to travel with it would all fall out so this is why I wouldn’t rate it 5*

I bought this game for my children and we have played it many times. It's more a game of luck (with rolling the right dice combinations) than skill so suitable for varied age groups. This purchase was as a gift as its such a fun and enjoyable game.My only criticism and it's very minor - I wish the lid could be snapped/secured on - we have to keep it in place with a rubber band which in itself isn't easy due to the shape of the packaging.

It’s such a simple game to play but I think it’s amazing!Great to play with someone or even just by yourself if you have a few spare minutes, I’ve been seeing how long it takes me to get six slices!I also bought another pack for my friend and we’ve been playing over video chat during lockdown.I definitely recommend this game! I’ll probably be buying a few more packs in the future so I can play with even more people!

The game is good fun and we had lots of laughs playing, however the 2 sentences of rules didn't give enough information on what we were meant to do.. but Google saved the day and we found a full rules list which included shouting " Mama Mia!" When your pizza was full. Nice easy and fun game that you could play solo too! Which is wonderful when you only have 1 child.