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Load, Aim & Blast
Load the soft foam balls into your DinoBlast™, take aim and fire them into the dinosaur's mouth to rack up your score.
Watch the Dino Come Alive
Hit the target and enjoy exciting dinosaur sounds, lights and mist effects, while the digital score counter tracks the action.
Aim, Compete & Improve
Challenge family and friends while helping kids build hand-eye coordination, aim and focus through fast-paced target play.
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| Queensland | 3 to 7 Days |
| New South Wales | 4 to 8 Days |
| Victoria | 5 to 8 Days |
| Western Australia | 5 to 8 Days |
| South Australia | 5 to 8 Days |
| Northern Territory | 5 to 8 Days |
| Tasmania | 5 to 8 Days |
| New Zealand | 5 to 8 Days |
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 344 reviews.
This has become a favourite at our house. My boys set it up in the lounge and make their own little competitions to see who can hit the most shots. It’s actually been really nice seeing them practise and get more accurate each time instead of just sitting on the PlayStation. Definitely a fun gift.
Way more entertaining than I expected. The kids love seeing the score go up every time they get one in.
My son absolutely loves this. Having two blasters is perfect because he can play against his sister or one of his friends instead of taking turns with just one. They get ridiculously competitive trying to get the highest score haha. The foam balls are soft and the dinosaur reacting when they hit the target keeps them entertained for ages.
Awesome game!
Such a good one for getting the kids away from screens. Mine spent ages practising their aim and trying to shoot the balls into the dinosaur’s mouth. The sounds, lights and mist are a really cool touch and make it feel much more interactive.
Really fun and easy to set up.
Bought this for my two boys and they’ve been competing against each other nonstop. They especially love trying to beat each other’s score and the dinosaur effects make it way more exciting than a normal target game.
Kids went crazy for it!
My niece started setting personal score goals on Sunday morning. The target lights kept the rounds moving quickly. Both siblings asked to play after dinner for the rest of the afternoon.
The kids enjoy the mist effect
The balls are soft and lightweight
The lights make hits more exciting
An eight-year-old stayed focused on hitting the target, and even the adults joined in.
Kids keep trying to beat records
Indoor hit
My little dinosaur fan worked on landing more accurate shots, which worked well for mixed ages.
The target lights gave younger players clear feedback while two siblings challenged everyone to another round after dinner.
The birthday boy kept counting successful hits during the holidays. The air-powered firing kept the rounds moving quickly.
A six-year-old started aiming for the dinosaur mouth during a playdate. The mist effect made misses less frustrating. My son wanted friends to try it without needing much adult help.
At a birthday party, our family challenged everyone to another round; the quick reloads made misses less frustrating. My nephew made up another challenge for the rest of the afternoon.
It feels more like a real game
My granddaughter kept practising until the score improved, and even the adults joined in. My niece kept practising their aim without needing much adult help.
The whole group kept trying to beat the previous score, so it earned plenty of repeat use. The children laughed at the dinosaur effects through several quick rounds.
Our family made up a little target tournament, and it became a regular indoor game. My nephew asked to move farther back before packing it away.
After dinner, my grandson stayed focused on hitting the target and so the game stayed interesting for longer.
It made a rainy day easier
Very entertaining
Fast-paced fun
The target makes practice less repetitive
The target reacts every successful hit
Two siblings turned the game into a family competition, so it earned plenty of repeat use.
Our family enjoyed the game before bedtime; the sound and light effects helped the kids stay interested.
Fun skill builder
On Sunday morning, two siblings stayed focused on hitting the target and and nobody wanted to stop first.
My nephew worked on landing more accurate shots, so the game stayed interesting for longer. Our youngest tried to beat the top score after seeing the score display.
The foam balls feel kid friendly
Three cousins got surprisingly serious about accuracy, and it became a regular indoor game. Everyone lined up for another go as soon as the balls were collected.
The whole group kept practising until the score improved, and the cousins kept score very seriously.
My nephew laughed at every dinosaur sound
Both blasters get used constantly
