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There is a freestyle section of the game where you can play on your own but it’s much better with two playing, where the game turns into a competitive musical version of snap. It’s good, addictive fun and the best thing about it is that it’s been designed so you can’t really make a bum note, regardless of how tone deaf you actually are. The only thing you need to do this is your phone and the accompanying app.ĭropMix comes equipped with 60 cards and depending on how you put the cards down, you can mashup myriad songs or remix hits. The DropMix Bluetooth-equipped board consists of five color-coded spaces (similar to the fret on a Rock Band guitar) and the idea is that you ‘drop’ NFC-enabled cards onto the relevant slot to make sweet music. It’s made by Harmonix, the folks behind Rock Band, and is a card game of sorts where you can make music with your friends.

If you've been holding off buying a DIY droid, consider this Artoo to end your search.Ĭould get even more costly with extra packsĭropMix is one of the most original games to grace this Best Toys list. With a new coding feature based on the Scratch Books platform launching in mid-April, there will be even more ways to customize and play with the Droid Inventor Kit than ever before. In our tests, it was fun and not fiddly to put together, thanks to the little magnets that mean the blocks snap together effortlessly, and the little Star Wars flourishes are a joy. This is a full-on masterclass in teaching electronics without feeling like you are at school. And while it plays like a toy, there’s a decent amount of education hidden within the fun. You can also control it to do a number of missions and activities. Much like the Sphero R2-D2, this is very much official Star Wars merchandise, so the droid - once you put the thing together - has more than 20 Artoo sounds and will roam around your house self navigating itself.

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Comprising 23 Droid parts, 6 Bits (the connectors that make everything work) and a whole host of stickers, the idea is that you build your very own R2-D2 and then code it to do things, thanks to the accompanying app.

The Star Wars Droid Inventor Kit is a fantastic 3D jigsaw puzzle of a toy, that comes with its own moving parts. Now it’s the turn of R2-D2, thanks to the incredible connected toy from littleBits.

In the Star Wars universe it was always C-3P0 that was being dismantled and put back together again. Australian readers: check out a fine alternative in the Sphero Mini

This product is only available in the US and UK at the time of this writing.

But at this price, we have little to complain about. Here’s hoping that Merge’s app push will bring some fantastic new ways to use the Cube because, at the moment, as fun as it is there's not enough content. It enhances the augmented reality experience, giving both adults and children alike to come back to AR time and time again. The Merge’s AR Cube does the same thing for AR. When Oculus brought its controllers to the Rift, it completely changed the way you interacted with VR. It's been out in the US for a while now and there’s a very good reason it’s been flying off the shelves in the US: it’s cheap and really does open up AR, making the experience malleable. It's a soft spongy cube that transforms into a fantastic AR accessory when you load up a compatible app and view the content through a smartphone or Merge VR headset. The Merge Cube is the latest gadget from Merge, a company fully invested in VR and AR. If you already have those, then this is for you.

We loved our time with Q5, but if you are after something a little bit more recognisable to watch the Star Wars movies with, then look elsewhere. This is definitely a droid that's for collectors, those who want to complete a collection rather than start it. Those who have played with Sphero's R2-D2 will be right at home here and maybe that's an issue for some. It has the same look, albeit with a black and gold makeover, and does similar bleeps with an added sinister twist. The Sphero R2-Q5 isn't a droid that's been in any recent Star Wars film but it is canon - it can be seen, if you squint, in the background of some scenes of Return of the Jedi and was also present in deleted scenes. Usually they are of something that's found in the movies, but the Sphero R2-Q5 is an anomaly and because of this limited edition.

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Everywhere you look there is something Star Wars and that is a trend that is set to continue, thanks to Disney making sure that there will be a new Star Wars movie every single year.