🏗️ Jenga A2120EU4 Classic Game: The Ultimate Tower-Building Challenge Review

Nice to see that wooden parts are still made of wood. This is the only thing you will see if you last bought a Jenga game. The box is rectangular. The Jenga tower is square. The box contains a cardboard insert that is clearly intended for disposal. What now? Place the bricks in the box and watch them move. It's like a bag of chips being inflated to make it look fuller. But why? And where is the plastic half-cube that used to come with the kit so you can easily straighten the tower? Apparently…

Very good game. It actually improves children's attention because if they lose concentration, they might lose the game. The best part is that you can play solo or with multiple players, so you are not limited by the number of players. I bought it for my 8 year old son because he really liked it. We actually have to remove each block one by one on our turn and make sure the tower doesn't lose its balance. Overall I like this game because you can play it for hours without getting bored and you…

Bought direct from Revain and came brand new and wrapped in clear plastic. The inner stack of blocks has also been wrapped in plastic, keeping the blocks in place until opened. The blocks are not colored, which makes them stick together and the game runs smoothly without shrinking from premature slipping. The box is rectangular and could serve as block storage for a while, but I suspect it won't serve that purpose. I would have preferred a storage bag like some of the fakes sold here, but the…

Our family grew up together in a kind of Jenga fog where each meeting dragged on and we played for hours. Fast forward 15 years and I got this for my 3 year old (yes, yes, he has neither dexterity nor patience. Stop interrupting me) to pass that haze on to the next generation. Guess he loves Jenga! Just not in the ultra-competitive, beer-fuelled style. He treats them like blocks, which is why we spend about an hour each episode putting things together and taking them apart. Eventually we'll…

In case anyone doesn't know Jenga, it's a game where you build a tower out of wooden blocks (3 per floor) and players take turns removing the blocks. towers. If the tower collapses on your turn, you lose. This is a very simple and fun game. If you are looking for a game like the ones above then you can't go wrong with this product. As usual, Revain delivered it on time and the product is exactly what you would expect - a set of wooden blocks that can be used to build a tower. Also included are…

Well, as for the game, it's Jenga, blocks of excellent quality, 5 stars. But as other reviews have said the packaging sucks and I give it 3 stars. For an overall rating of 4 stars. The problem occurs when you want to save blocks. You have two trains of thought here. Save time by stacking them neatly when you're done by just throwing them all in the box and then arranging them next time you want to play OR stack them neatly in the box when you're done, so you don't have to adjust them next time…