🧩 Outdoor Brain Teasers: Riddles That Unite and Challenge! Review

I got this game just before my party and we love it. What I love most is knowing that your logic and intuition can work together. Of course there are no losers or winners either, just fun. and easy to understand.

I'm not very good at that. They have some cute puzzles, but some of the answers are so oddly specific that even with clues, they're not obvious to anyone under 30. There aren't many that we could actually use. Generally not particularly impressed.

I have a family that loves puzzles. It's a small deck of 31 puzzles, some fairly typical and others too obscure to really expect anyone to ask the right questions to get the answers. For example, someone jumps out of a plane without a parachute and is unharmed. How is that possible? The plane was on the ground. (It doesn't matter that you can still get hurt if you jump out of some planes.) But then others asked too specific a question for more clues to come to a reasonable conclusion. In…

This game had so much potential, but it just didn't come close to realizing it. The cards are bright, the images are fun, and the cards appear to be well made. Some of the puzzles were even interesting. But too many cards have completely random solutions, like the Swedish Tax Inspector in the attached images. I'm not sure how many non-Swedes will be aware of this totally random little thing, and the clues aren't exactly pointing in that direction. The second problem is an inconvenient…

If you look closely at the packaging, you will see that each test will take 10 to 30 minutes. I thought you were exaggerating. nope These tasks are HARD. It's essentially a box of 31 puzzles, one per card. Each card has a VERY DETECTED scenario that contains some (but not all) of the information needed to solve the puzzle. (Example: A man in swimming trunks and with a pipe is found dead in the woods. How did he die?) On the back of the card is a solution and three clues to help participants…