New Hatchimals Surprise Review

Last year we were lucky enough to be some of the first people to review the #1 Toy for Christmas – Hatchimals.

This year Hatchimals are back and much as we loved our Penguala, Spinmaster have worked on feedback from last years toy and made Hatchimals Surprise easier to hatch and even more fun!!

First impressions of the mysterious jumbo egg is it is much bigger than last years.

Hatchimals Surprise

In the box comes a quick start guide, the egg and instructions for the hatchling.

How to hatch your Hatchimals Surprise

To start the hatching process you need to unscrew the plastic locks in the bottom of the egg by simply twisting them off, you then simply interact with your egg by rubbing the bottom half and watch in awe as your Hatchimals lights up inside the egg.

Hatchimals Surprise

Keep your colour coded Quick Start Guide to hand as the ‘egg’ tells the kids what it needs them to do in order to hatch it. As soon as the egg turns a rainbow colour the Hatchimal is ready to hatch.

The box says that the egg takes 20-25 minutes to hatch but ours was a little quicker at just over 15 minutes and it sings Happy Hatchy birthday when it arrives which is super cute too.

What is the surprise?

It’s twins!!!!!

Hatchimals Surprise

Brilliant if you have two children but can only afford one egg, as you can get have one each.

You need to interact with the twins to grow them through three stages: from baby, to toddler, to child. Each age unlocks new ways to play at each stage.

Check the base of each Hatchimal to figure out who is who, as they are labeled A and B. This is important because each twin has a different personality. Twin A is able to move, while Twin B likes to record what others are saying.

Hatchimals Surprise

Best of all, the Hatchimals twins love spending time together and they can really sense and respond to one another – including telling secrets, jokes, playing games and singing and dancing. It’s best to face the Hatchimals towards each other, as they use their glowing LED eyes to interact. They are much more fun when they’re #twinning.

You can even reset them back to babies if you want to grow them through the stages again.

Will you hatch a Giraven or a Peacat?

Hatchimals Surprise are available from all good toy shops with an RRP of £74.99.

12 thoughts on “New Hatchimals Surprise Review”

  1. Somehow I’ve not really seen these before or know anything about them! My daughter would love it – the fact it takes time to hatch is such a good idea and the fact that it’s twins is even better 🙂

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  2. We heard about the Hatchimal craze last year and that they sold out in shops. I haven’t really caught on the hype yet, but I’m sure its just a matter of time.;) These new ones look fab x

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  3. I’m obsessed with dragons, but I’ve never heard of these before. They’re adorable! They kinda remind me of a cross between a tamagotchi and a furby — both toys I was in love with as a child! Love this! <3

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