Blokus Xl Strategy Board Game, Family Game for Kids & Adults with Colorful Oversized Pieces & Just One Rule [Amazon Exclusive]

Great fun for everyone, and helps kids (and adults!) understand geometric shapes and how they fit together. Super educational, and super fun.

My 11 year old daughter loves this game, and she has gotten so good she can beat me most of the time--its amazing how this game improves kids spatial relations, and yet they have a BLAST playing it! Great also for adults to play with each other--very fun and yet challenging!

We bought this game last year as a Christmas gift for our 5 year old Daughter. She has problems with staying focused and playing board games helps her focusing and paying attention. We like playing board games as they provide us with fun time as a family. As a plus, It keeps us all entertained and away from the silly TV. It also helps our Daughter developing her thinking and concentration skills. When we bought it, it was much cheaper at Amazon than any other retailer in town. I highly recommend the game!

This is a fun game for those who like strategy & puzzles. My ten year old nephew plays it really well. It is not just for adults.

Even my 6 yo daughter can understand how to play this game - makes you think ahead several moves and form strategies to block other players from putting down their pieces on the board. Highly recommend 6 years and up!

Kids love this game, and I bring it in when I volunteer during Math. Great game of strategy. Everyone is engaged.

Easy to learn and play 2 person game using visual spatial and strategy skills.

Playing games

my 5 year old got the 2 player junior version as a Christmas present and quickly grasped the concept to the point that she was able to beat her parents. The rules are simple to understand but there is strategy involved so its fun for all ages. I bought this one so up to 4 people can play. Perfect for when the power goes out and your child cant play video games.

Most of my family members liked this game and they liked it better than Ingenuius which is similar. The problem is that one family member has a major complaint about it. I dont know if its coincidence with just our family, but whoever goes first always seems to win the game. Maybe we all have close enough strategies that that always happens. But we havent played enough games for me to believe that the first person always wins.