abigio Tetra Tower Stack Game, Balance Stacking Blocks Board Games for Kids & Adults, Fun for Classroom, Dorm, Party (70pcs)

Very fun game good for all ages in my opinion

You game can be played by two or aa many different people as you want. GREAT FUN AT A PARTY OR A FAMILY GATHERING! “You have to think before you leap” The best new game for our family! 5 to 99 years old

Kids love it

I find it hard to get a good understanding of size on some of these products, so for FYI... The base is approx 4x4 round. The spinner is pretty small and I'm worried about my preschooler's fingers not being nimble enough to spin it. The pieces seems like good quality though (even the tiny spinner 😊) picture included

The game was advertised in Amazon's .Christmas catalog, so I thought it would be of good quality. I was wrong. It is very cheaply made. There were no instructions included. The cards that are part of the game make no sense. There is a cheaply made spinner that is supposed to assign a task to the lower. The spinner doesn't work right, and some of the tasks don't make sense either. I wish I hadn't given this to my granddaughter for Christmas.

Very fun game for the family

Box came in good shape hopefully it is what they wanted!

The Tower Stack Game has an instruction sheet which has four different ways you can play the game. You also have to decipher some of the phrases which are used in the instructions and on the box. The “punishment plate” is a spinner. The paper part of the spinner is not attached to the spinner at all. When you try to spin it, the paper moves around and then the spinner gets stuck on the paper. Then there are the “punishments” listed on the paper and in the instruction sheet. Most of them are not appropriate for playing a game, such as “Wiping the table” or “Hanging out the laundry”. Others don’t make any sense, such as “To pound sb’s back” or “The frog jumps - 10”. A couple are incorrect phrases such as “Truth or Brave” which should be “Truth or Dare” and “One more time” which should be “Spin again”. I played this with my 9 and 11 year old grandkids. They had fun with the stacking part but we didn’t bother with the spinner. As an alternative for another time, we thought we could write out our own “Punishments” on paper and draw one any time the tower fell. The cards are also difficult to figure out what they are trying to say. We decided to just take out the cards that didn’t fit well with the game.