70 PCS Tetra Tower Balance Game, Team Tower Stacking Game for Kids & Adults Party Game, Swing Stack Balance Toy Perfect for Family Games, Travel, Gifts for Kids Boys Girls

Great fun

This version of the game has a much larger / wider base than others we've played, which should make it more stable - and easier for younger children to play longer games on.There are 5 colours of bricks, with each colour having 2 different shapes.The object of the game is to stack them up as high as you can without it tipping so they fall off.If playing with 2 or more players, then you use the deck of cards to tell the player what they have to do. This is likely to be placing a specific shape onto the pile, but it may also be an instruction such as 'you skip and specifiy that the next player can only choose one colour'.There is a spinner to tell the loser what their forfeit is, but the ones on the spinner as it comes really aren't all suitable for a younger child. However, it came with two blank cards that be placed onto the spinner board (the arrow comes off quite easily) after you're written your own forfeits on them. Or you could just remove the spinner from play.This would greatly benefit from the inclusion of a storage bag, as it's not easy get the whole game back into the box so that it closes neatly. But the inclusion of a bag would require a slightly larger box anyway, so perhaps a slightly larger box would be a good alternative??I would say this is a good game to play with a child of 7+ to encourage them to learn stategic planning.Given the number of pieces in this set AND the wider base, I think the current £9.99 is a fair price for it.

This review is for "70 PCS Tetra Tower Balance Game, Team Tower Stacking Game for Kids & Adults Party Game, Swing Stack Balance Toy Perfect for Family Games, Travel, Gifts for Kids Boys Girls."This game is great fun - really simple to understand and learn, and can be played in a variety of ways, either as a solo challenge or as a team/multiplayer game. The balancing base can be stood in easy or hard mode to make it suitable both for younger players and those who like a real challenge. Its a really neat variation on the tetris idea with three dimensional blocks needing to be balanced to stay in the game. Our family including six year old all loved it. Fortunately my son loves trying to fit all the pieces back in the box, which I dont really have the patience for.The price at the time of review was around £13 which is a reasonable price, but there is currently also a 28% voucher and 35% promo code which makes it astonishing value.

It's cheap bought, cheap made but it's a fun little game to play with the kid, and hopefully a bit more educational to get them thinking about engineering. My kid gets a bit frustrated if it doesnt go to plan but again, good for him to learn failure and resilience with it. He keeps going back to it so must be enjoyable to him and i like that its something we can do together too

Whilst this is an easy game, it would be nice to have some playing instructions. Bit too fiddly for 4 year old who quickly lost interest.

It actually comes with 2 difficulties. At first we didn't realise what the white disk was for, so we played without it. But it's actually a stand which prevents it from rolling over so easily.It comes with a set of cards, which you don't need really but we used them anyway. They tell you what shape of piece to pull. Though the colours of the pieces don't match what's on the card weirdly.It comes with some other cards, and also a 'chore' wheel spinner so I guess you can do some friendly gambling of the household tasks.Another challenge with this is to get it all back in the box, this will take another 10 mins or so. You'll want to store it in another box / bag that's a big bigger.

Fun game! We've played it quite a few times and always have a good laugh. The gameplay is entertaining and great for both kids and adults. However, the plastic quality isn't the best—it feels a bit cheap and some edges are quite sharp. It does feel slightly overpriced considering the material, but still a fun addition to our game collection.

Got this as a game that a 6 year old and 9 year old could play together, and they absolutely love it. The game is super easy to understand almost immediately, and you can be playing straight away. The build quality on the puzzle is decent enough, and will hold up well so long as it isn't treated too roughly. The game itself is very fun as well. Definitely good for a large variety of ages.