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Gravity Maze
We love games that are as fun for kids as they are for parents! The towers in this game can be arranged in a variety of structures but, for each challenge, you’ll have to to build a path that will carry your marble to its target. This game is just as fun for a single
Categories: Building Toys
$19.99Amazon.com Price
(as of November 26, 2017 10:35 pm GMT+0000 - Details)
Added on: November 26, 2017 - More: Comments & Reviews
Product Description
We love games that are as fun for kids as they are for parents! The towers in this game can be arranged in a variety of structures but, for each challenge, you’ll have to to build a path that will carry your marble to its target. This game is just as fun for a single player as it is for small groups.
Product Features
- Falling Marble Logic Game
- A marble run and logic puzzle all in one. Age: 8 and Up
- 60 challenges ranging from beginner to expert
- Builds spatial reasoning and planning skills
- Includes 1 game grid, 60 challenge cards, 9 towers, 1 target piece, 3 marbles
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Fascinating for kids and grownups! I bought it as a gift for my grandsons, who liked it and began playing with it the minute they opened it, but it was just as intriguing for our sons, their dad and uncle!
Great toy! My boys, ages 8 and 9, really like this a lot. Instead of using the cards, they love to make their own “tracks”. One thing I should bring up: my older son is colorblind, and cannot distinguish between the yellow and green pieces. No big deal if you are making up your own designs, but a huge hinderance when trying to play with the cards. I’m sure this is super uncommon, but thought I better mention it just in case!
Very fun Very fun