Foldology Origami 🧩 Puzzles: A Hands-on Challenge Review

One of the best puzzles for business travelers. I'm constantly on the plane for 1.5-2 hours. At some point you watch every movie you can and get tired of reading in bad light. It all fits in the smallest pocket of my backpack and the game works by tearing up a sheet of paper (with a puzzle on each sheet) and folding the paper in a specific pattern. I can easily solve multiple puzzles in one flight while working on my spatial intelligence without getting bored. This puzzle is seriously…

Bought this for my 3 kids (10, 13, 16) to share as a fun little brain teaser that also trains their fine motor skills. That's great. It really makes them think. Some are really quite complex. You're supposed to solve the puzzles in order to master them as the game progresses, so this aspect makes it difficult to split the deck across multiple people, but it's possible as long as you don't split it across too many people. Ideally, it would be no more than two people, but three isn't so bad. My…

I don't write many reviews but I enjoy doing it! I LOVE THOSE! I really hope they do more. I don't care if they are the same folding patterns (I don't remember how I originally folded them all), just different images. PLEASE PLEASE WRITE another book! They're perfect for killing time and keeping the brain in the 'now', and very easy too (not that the folding patterns are easy - they get harder as you go from pattern 1 to pattern 100). ). You don't need an app, charger or batteries. just your…

Great origami puzzles, from easy to difficult. It's a notebook with tear-off pages. Each puzzle is numbered from 1 to 100 and gets more difficult as you progress. As with other notebooks, if you tear off a page that isn't the top one, the notebook may fall apart, losing the pages, or you may only have two notebooks - thank goodness the pages are numbered. The paper is of good quality, but over time and a lot of editing, the paper will wear out and start to tear. I'm deducting two stars for…

See photo. They all are. All 100. It took me almost two years and I probably completed the first 40 or so in the first two months. I consider myself an avid origami lover and have books by Montrol and Lang who I consider to be two modern masters. For example, I knew all about the different types of origami folds, aside from the simple mountain and valley folds. Inversion folds, petal folds, gourd folds and open closed cups. And thank God I did it, otherwise some puzzles would seem completely…

This is a great little puzzle game (small, not hard). I love origami and have played similar puzzles including Brainwright's Manifold, ThinkFun's Color Fold, and Fat Brain Toys' Fold. This game is very similar to Manifold. I haven't solved problem 100 in the manifold (or the previous 10 problems), but I've solved problem 100 in foldology (but I've moved on to problem 100 of 31). My assessment is that the convolution is simpler but of better quality and more satisfying than the manifold. The…