Rebounce Review

Get ready for action-packed gameplay right at your tabletop with Rebounce. This electronic game, which requires three AAA batteries that are not included, has players or teams bouncing a ball off the trampoline toward their opponents. If the opponents don’t catch it, the other team scores a point, and the first team to 10 points wins. The Rebounce ball is easily stored right underneath the trampoline game unit. Get your batteries, get the ball, and get ready to play.

There are three modes of play. In Rebounce mode, you bounce the ball off the trampoline, and the other team must bounce it back. This can be done by catching the ball and bouncing it back on the trampoline, or catching the ball and passing it to a teammate who bounces it back on the trampoline. If the ball is caught, keep bouncing. If the ball is dropped, the bouncing team scores a point. You can keep track of scores right on the unit by pressing the blue or yellow button to record a score for the blue or yellow player or team. 

In Remix mode, the rules are the same, but when the game says “Freeze!”, the music stops playing and so must all players. If a player bounces the ball on the trampoline during this time, a whistle will sound, and the other team scores a point. 

Reflex mode starts off like Rebounce mode, but the music gets faster, and if you don’t bounce quickly enough, you’ll hear a whistle. The other team then scores a point. 

When playing, make sure the game unit is in the center of the playing surface with teams standing across from each other on opposite sides. You can play the game with two to six players.