SmartGames Quadrillion Multi-Grid Magnetic Puzzle Game with Millions of Challenges for Ages 7 – Adult

Fascinating! Can easily sit and work on this for hours at a time or for only a few minutes. So many ways to change the puzzle that it never gets old. Meant to be a one-player game but we often play as a couple or with children. Quality of the pieces is good but no great way to store it away unless you come up with your own solution.

This is the fifth different smart game I've gotten my grandson. He loves and plays with everyone.

This game is better than Kanoodle in my opinion. Not only does the game board change for each challenge, it is front and back adding to the variety of challenges this game offers. Plus with this game the pieces are MUCH BIGGER so it is helpful for those that have dexterity challenges. Love this game!

So perfect

Easy to learn, interesting, fun, and as challenging as you want it to be, but not very durable, especially if you have younger kids.We bought one at the mall two days ago, and here I am buying another one as a replacement because ours is already broken.During the first play session, one of the board squares opened slightly and two of the magnets that stick the boards together fell out - they are the size and shape of BBs, and they are nested loosely between the black and white faces in little pockets, not glued or clipped in place, two by each edge of the squares. We set those aside to try to figure out later how to get them back in without breaking the plastic clips that snap the black and white halves together, figuring we'd probably have to force it open and then glue it back shut, but then lost them.The next day, another square fell off the edge of a table and popped open when it hit the floor spilling its magnets out, and 2 of those little guys seem to have fallen into a black hole and disappeared - maybe they fell out earlier and we didn't notice, but we couldn't find them.If we had been super careful with the boards and not lost the magnets that fell out, I wouldn't be here, but when the box says it's made for ages 7+ and it breaks twice in two days, spilling out magnets that are easy to lose (and potentially easy and dangerous for pets or toddlers to swallow), that's disappointing.At any rate, we bought it Sunday, and by Monday night we had two squares that wouldn't click together anymore.So it was fun enough that I'm buying another one, but this time I'm going to put epoxy on the square seams and wrap the edge with some electrical tape to make sure they don't pop open every few hours.Follow up: the manufacturer reached out and seems genuinely concerned about the issue and making it right, so I'm adding a star for support (originally 3 stars).

This puzzle is good for any age 7 it challenges you great for dementia, people or anybody that has mind problems

This is a cool puzzle game. Very easy for kids to get started, and as you move up in difficulty, they become very challenging for adults. This is basically a 1-player game, but of course people can work on it together. There are 4 reversible board pieces that you arrange in different ways to set up each challenge. The first box we received had a mismatch, with one of the pieces missing, but in its place a second copy of one of the other pieces. We made an exchange and had a perfect set a couple days later. Recommend this. Makes a good birthday gift for a kid.

My 2nd graders love this game. I keep it out in my classroom for them to work on. The idea of having so many puzzles in one game is great.