🧩 Educational Insights Kanoodle Flip 3-D Puzzle Game: A Brain-Teasing Logic Game for All Ages, Featuring 100 Challenges! Review

The aim of the game is simple - start at a certain place (point A), rotate/flip the figure, turn it over to move across the playing field until it lands on the target point (point B). Challenge yourself to do this with the minimum number of moves/throws indicated on the game card. There are 50 double-sided game cards, a total of 100 challenges. Each of them is like a maze with an open field. This gives the game/puzzle a lot of replay value as it would be rather unusual to remember the correct…

I wasn't sure if my son would like this game or not but I found it interesting so I took it anyway. Luckily he likes it so I don't have much time to see how many puzzles I can solve on my own. I think last time I was in 9th place. He's a lot taller and seems to enjoy solving as few reels as possible. Well made and very nice that you can put puzzle pieces in a small suitcase so you can travel with it really well. Suitable for long journeys or when waiting. There are many puzzles (100) so it will

I don't have all the Kanoodles but I like this Kanoodle more than the original and a lot more than Kanoodle Gravity which I didn't really like (too easy). The game consists of three parts that turn over at different challenges, a storage box/grid that can hold a deck of challenge cards, rules cards and three parts. A deck of cards with quests is different from their other games where quests are presented in a book. Cards with tasks are double-sided but do not contain solutions. I'm not sure if…

Should have bought two! We played the original Kanoodle and loved the little puzzles it offered. One of Kanoodle's best qualities is its "journey". You can take it anywhere and I love how they packaged this version. It comes in a box and is very easy to take out and play. Children figured out how to play it themselves without reading the instructions. You take turns solving the puzzles, and each one gets harder as you progress to different parts. To be honest when they come down at night I take

If you like logic puzzles, you will love this game! My husband and I played this game to break up the day while we were WFH. We initially saw the age 7+ on the box and thought. Oh it's gonna be a prop! We found out quickly (like Puzzle #8 quickly) that that wasn't true. I'm posting a video of my husband trying to solve this mystery. The puzzle is small. All cards and chips fit perfectly in the game box. It is definitely perfect for travel as it is compact. There are three different parts…