Rubik’s Cube, Gridlock Game, Problem-Solving Puzzle Game Based on The Iconic Rubik’s Cube, Problem-Solving Brain Teaser, Color-Matching Puzzle, 1+ Players, Stocking Stuffers for Ages 7 & Up

This has provided so much fun for our family! It’s definitely a challenging game. The design is clever and easy to play. The pieces fit together well and seem sturdy. It’s nice that there are so many different cards to play.

I'm very pleased with this purchase. The case is cute, sturdy and easy to open and close. I like that it locks so you don't lose the pieces. The tiles are colorful and just the right size, so they are easy to see and manipulate. The game is challenging, but fun. It's not too difficult. The more you play, the better you get. You can go at your own pace and play independently. It helps me to focus and take my mind off of other things. It is also a morale booster when I successfully complete a level. I just opened it this weekend and I'm on level one, card #15. There are 88 challenges, so I won't get bored. It's great for some children and adults.

Love it

This game is pretty fun and competitive, not to mention great way to exercise the brain. Can be played with kids 8 yrs and up. Good game for the price. The only bad thing about it is that the plastic window that goes in the middle is a little flimsy so it doesn't always come down with easy, and you do have to be careful not to use too much force so that you wont break it. Other that great game, and recommend, price is fair for the quality you get.

Excellent game. Excellent quality of pieces.

Great mindbender game. Our 8 year old is loving it and plays with it often. Great solo activity for all ages.

Opening the container was a puzzle itself, but very efficient—twist the white knob one way and you get the cards; twist the other way it opens the puzzle board. It’s fun and a great way to decompress. The only thing I would change is to make it wooden. I worry about those plastic pieces cracking over time and the plastic white latch doesn’t seem too durable. But making it wooden would probably drive up the cost, but I definitely would pay more for wooden puzzle pieces and board.

The frame is a bit flimsy and the pieces don't click into place like a slide puzzle (that's how I expected it would be). The colored squares just sit in the tray, and you have to make sure you have 4 of each color on both sides. The pieces are not easy to grip with your finger to slide (like those 3D textured slide puzzles you played at the dentist's office). They are flat plastic, untextured, and not weighted. If you're moving too fast (like I expect other puzzlers and Rubik'ers to do), the pieces can flip up out of the tray. Also, you can cheat by picking up the squares...Still, it's a fun game and more challenging than it looks. I sort of gave up on it because it can take too long to solve. Probably would not hold attention for under 12 years old.