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HEXBUG BattleBots Arena MAX offers much more than a basic RC toy

The HEXBUG BattleBots Arena MAX is gaining attention for a simple reason: driving the robots is only part of the game. This is a full battle set built around repeat matches, changing tactics and a robot children can customise between rounds. For children aged eight and above who already enjoy remote-control toys, that makes it a more substantial proposition than another car to steer around the…

HEXBUG BattleBots Arena MAX offers much more than a basic RC toy

The HEXBUG BattleBots Arena MAX is more than just a remote-controlled toy, offering children a full battle set with repeat matches, changing tactics and customisable robots. Designed for children aged eight and above, it includes Tombstone, a recognisable BattleBots machine, and a Build-Your-Own-Tank robot that can be altered with tank tracks and interchangeable components.

The arena itself is an important part of the game, featuring 50% more space than previous designs, with walls, corner sections, a motorised auger and interactive hammers that can strike the robots. This combination makes Arena MAX a more substantial proposition than another car to steer around the living room, providing a structured battle game with building and tactical elements.

Best for children who enjoy RC toys, BattleBots and hands-on building, the set comes with two remote controllers and over 30 customisation pieces, allowing children to try different configurations and strategies between fights. The larger arena gives robots room for manoeuvring, making positioning and tactics matter. Arena MAX is particularly well suited for siblings and friends, as the package is built around two-player matches, and the customisable tank gives children something to change and experiment with between battles.

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