48 Pcs Tetra Tower Stack Attack Games - Stacking Block Puzzle Toy Board Game for Kids & Adults,Balance Game for Family Parties, Travel, and Team Building (48)

My wife and granddaughter are having a great time with it.

This is a fun game for all ages. My wife and I enjoyed it very much. I'm sure kids would really think it's a blast.A couple of things to note. First, there are no instructions, but it's easy enough to figure out what to do. Second, the picture shown in the listing isn't accurate. The base has a sticker that shows "Stacking Game" rather than "Tetra Tower". Regardless, the quality of the plastic seems pretty good. Nothing flimsy and the bricks stack just fine.The instruction cards are relatively thick and come in a paper case like playing cards. They are easy to read with large print and the instructions on the cards are clear.I took a star off because there weren't instructions included. Even though it's easy enough to figure out what to do, it would be nice to know if the bricks can be stacked sideways and what happens if a brick is knocked off by a player. We made our own rules, but it would be nice if guidance were provided.Overall this is a quality made game and very enjoyable.

When I saw this on the you tube channel. I knew I had to have this! The ultimate test will be when my grandsons come to visit, and I break this out!

This isn’t just any old game; it’s a 64-piece adventure that’ll test your patience, dexterity, and ability to suppress laughter when your friend’s tower crumbles like a cookie in milk. I love that there's 64-pieces instead of 48 like others I've seen.First off, let’s talk about the pieces. They’re like the building blocks of fun, except when they betray you and topple over at the slightest touch. The game claims to be for kids and adults, but let’s be real, it’s a universal truth that no matter your age, you’re going to get a kick out of this gravity-defying challenge.The game is simple enough: stack them high, don’t let them fall. But with each piece you add, the tension mounts, and you can’t help but wonder if you’re playing a game or participating in a stress test. It’s like Jenga’s distant cousin, who’s a bit more colorful and a lot less predictable.The best part? It’s not just for solo play. Oh no, this game is a social butterfly. You can play it with your family, turning game night into a high-stakes tower-building competition, or take it on the road and make your travel buddies question why they ever agreed to play with you in the first place.Overall, I really enjoyed this game and I highly recommend it!

The product came in a super thin carton packaging which was crushed all over. For this reason I would not buy this as a gift.The game mechanics/design revolves around drawing cards which tell you what type of blocks to place and with some surprise cards about removing blocks etc.The construction is well balanced and it works pretty well, but it feels like they could have done the Tetris blocks a bit heavier.My kids played with it for a day and did not touch it again, but for the right price on Amazon I think this can be a good weekend getaway game to take with you in the winter months, especially if you have kids.

Not very durable. Fun game, fun concept. Not worth the money.

My family loved playing this game! Fun for all ages

I ordered this Lancipal Tetra Tower Stacking game for something new and different for when the grandchildren visit. This sure fit the bill and we had some good laughs. Even my 12 year old grand sons had fun playing this as well as their parents. Great variety of blocks and the cards make it more challenging for the older boys