A smiling young boy in a blue striped hoodie holds up the Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders game box. A colourful animated children’s programme is playing on the television in the background.
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Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders Game

As a member of the Ravensburger Puzzle Club every month we get sent a puzzle to review. The first puzzle we were sent for 2013 is something different to what we usually review. This month we have been sent the Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders game.

Inside the box, you will find the two-sided game board, two dice (one is a normal dice with numbers on it, the other has colours), four-player pieces, 6 sea creature counters and an instruction booklet. The game board comes in 3 pieces and fits together like a jigsaw puzzle.

The Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders game features undersea animals, puzzle-like boards with ladders, ocean animal stickers, a die, and instructions—all arranged on a wooden floor.

The games board is double, it has 2 different games for children to play. Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders is a fun game designed for children aged 3 years old+ and can be played with 2-4 players.

A sticker sheet featuring adorable sea creatures, inspired by the Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders game.Two cartoon character standees from "The Octonauts," featuring Captain Barnacles and Kwazii in blue uniforms, are placed on a dark surface—perfect companions for your Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders game.
A snakes and ladders game board with an underwater theme inspired by the Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders game, featuring sea animals like fish, octopus, turtle, and seahorses on numbered squares atop a wooden surface.A colourful Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders game board with numbered spaces, ladders, and show characters, set on an underwater background filled with sea creatures and plants. The path begins at the bottom and ends at the top right.

I like that the board has two different games, you can either play a simpler version with the coloured dice, or a harder game with the numbered dice. The boys liked playing both games but I think James preferred the coloured dice version (he won both times he played so maybe this was the reason) as with the numbered version he needed my help to count out his moves. Nathan liked both games too and made funny noises when he landed on the eels, ladders or the animals. Both games last 5 – 15 minutes depending on the number of players and how well their goes turn out. This is perfect for the boys as they never play with anything for more than 20 minutes at a time.

Three young boys sit on a wooden floor, gathered around the colourful Octonauts Sea Eels and Ladders game, focused on playing together.

I think this game is a perfect addition to any Octonaut fan’s collection. You can buy the Sea Eels and Ladders Game from most good toy retailers priced around £10 but this will depend on the store where you make your purchase.

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