The Genius Square – Game of The Year Award Winner! 60000+ Solutions STEM Puzzle Game! Roll The Dice & Race Your Opponent to Fill The Grid by Using Different Shapes! Promotes Problem Solving Training

Great game for two people. Easy to learn and each game is different.

Family members from a bright five year old to over 50 enjoy playing.

Fun game to teach kids different ways of thinking and problem solving skills.

This is a wonderful game for ages 6 to 106! Great way to promote thinking skills in children and renew them in seniors! Highly recommend!

I think it is a great product. Easy to use.

My entire family is enjoying this challenging game. Of course my 15 granddaughter beats the adults but we make it fun by having her redo it in a different way while we are all still working on the first solution. I had a small problem that the seller immediately took care of!

This can be played alone or against someone (only 2 boards in the box). You can make it a race or just take your time. It requires creativity, spacial perception and sometimes patience and tenacity. This is great for all ages, young and old! It never gets old and no two rolls are ever alike.

Our family loves this game. It is super fun to play against each other, however you can work on your puzzle skills independently as well. Really a great game for all ages 5 and up.

I bought this on Friday when my five year old was home sick. I got this in part because I knew *I* would enjoy it, but mostly I needed to add something to my order to get same day shipping (in lieu of bringing a feverish child to CVS for acetaminophen). All to say that it was an impulse buy and I was not quite prepared for how much my five year old loves it! We played for probably 45 minutes straight when she first opened it (a big deal for a 5 year old) and another 25 minutes just now. Its very fun and good for anyone who ever enjoyed playing Tetris. Quality-wise, it was a bit of a mixed bag and maybe a bit expensive for the quality. The boards are very cheap and slippery, but i added some little rubber feet and theyre much more stable now. The blocks are the nicest part, nicely milled, though seem to be giving off slight flecks of paint. If the company were to want to improve on this model, my one thought in addition to a rubberized bottom to the board is that it would be nice if the blockers were magnetic, or otherwise stayed in better. Maybe its not a problem for slightly older kids with better manual dexterity, but my 5 year old kept accidentally knocking them out of place if she had to rearrange the blocks. But its already a fairly expensive game, so i can imagine they dont want to add substantially to costs. It would be nice if they also offered a four person version. I can imagine the family getting competitive with this one. I wouldnt mind paying $29 for a 4 person version. For what this is, comparable games are more like $15-20.

This is a very fun game. It’s quick and easy to learn, set up and play. I purchased two at the same time so that we could use it as a four player game. It’s also a lot of fun to just play by yourself and try and beat the clock. I plan to buy a couple more just so we can play as a big group.