Play continues until the first team succeeds at enough challenges to turn over all of their challenge cards. The game is simple yet wonderfully silly and fun, turn over a challenge card, bid, complete the challenge, build your character and win. Whichever team does this the quickest chooses whether to take on the challenge or pass it to the other team (in one-vs-one games each player has to do two flips before they choose).

In Chicken vs Hotdog, you will split into teams (or you can do a 1v1), and grab your chicken or your hotdog and get ready to bid and flip your way to the sweet taste of victory. But what feels better, is cheering on my team and laughing when the opposition team bids high and fails on their turn.Split into teams, or go one-on-one, then grab your Sling’Em® and get ready to bid and flip your way to sweet-tastin’ victory. But if you have got this far, I would wager it may well be something you and your friends could be talking about for a long time to come.

From this point onwards, I feel the board game community will be split into people who have landed a reverse, double, wrong hand flip and those of us that haven't. When playing in a team, you cannot choose who attempts the challenges, you have to simply take it in turns.

The challenge might be really difficult so you might want to bid low, but you also might want to save certain numbers for future rounds or try and force a flip off! Maybe I just have dirty minded friends but everyone I’ve shown the game components too, particularly the Hotdog, is surprised by the ‘Family Action Game’ tagline.

I can see the twinkle in your eye now as you think about bringing this box out after a nice relaxing bottle of your favourite red, and you place it down in front of your friends ready to do battle, Chicken Vs Hotdog style.

It's the perfect game to get out at the end of a long day, that anyone can have a try at, that will almost certainly guarantee laughs.