Logic Puzzle Game, Award Winning, Solo-Play Brain Teaser, for Kids Teens Adults Family Game Nights, 40 Fun Puzzles to Solve, Ages 8+, Tumble Maze by Blue Orange Games

I must admit, I bought this for my kids, because I thought this would be "too easy" for me. I was wrong! There is a lot more to this puzzle than what I expected, and it's been great fun to play, both alone and with the kids. Every single setup required some creative thinking, trial and error, and some still surprised me when I cheated and looked at the solution. Probably a little hard for young kids, but great fun for teenagers and kids at heart of any age.

This was a blast to play with my six year old grandson. He used a lot of creativity to build many different mazes. Love this product

Kids enjoy it and good brain exercise.<> It should include a few spare plastic barriers, since kids tend to loose pieces. Those are cheep, but loss of one can make the maze game partially useless.<> A couple of sheets have errors, and instructions could be a bit more clear in case of multiple targets and requirement to block some balls.<> The solutions should NOT be on the back of respective puzzle sheets! Too tempting for kids to look up instead of solving the puzzle. They should be on separate from puzzle sheets so parents can hide the solutions!

Such a fun game. Can be played alone or either another. We actually play with granddaughters over FaceTime. Also fun to create/challenge others

I actually bought this by accident trying to get a different game recommended by a friend. What a happy mistake! My 8 and 9 year old boys have been entertained for hours and even my five year old has been trying to figure it out! Highly recommend. There is moderate replay ability, and my kids can’t wait to design their own, but PLEASE MAKE MORE CHALLENGE CARDS.

Interesting game where you try to arrange ramps to get marbles to roll into target positions. The toy comes with 40 pre-made puzzles of varying difficulty.Most of the puzzles work well, but sometimes the puzzles behave non-deterministically, with the same arrangement of ramps leading to different final marble positions if you re-run the puzzle. Sometimes I can't get the proposed solution to work even after several attempts. It might be because my table isn't perfectly level, or because I'm slightly bumping the board when I release the marbles or something, but ideally a puzzle like this wouldn't be that sensitive.

Our kids got this over Christmas and enjoy using it. Can keep one occupied for awhile before they move on. Only issue is how many little pieces.

Gave this to my 10.5 yr old for Xmas but his 8 yr old brother and my husband hijack it daily. My 6 yr old likes to get in on the action too. Lots of fun for everyone!