🏗️ Lewo Wooden Stackable Building Blocks Review

My grandchildren, nieces and nephews had a blast playing with this Lewo tower on a family vacation. It was a hit! This is entertainment for children and adults. The added adventure of rolling a colored die to see which colored block to remove was new and new. Comes with a nice bag that can be carried from one relatives house to another relatives house.

The blocks are too slippery for Jenga so if you want that just buy regular Jenga. My 3 year old plays with it almost every day, rolls the dice and gets the colored block we roll. Whoever gets all six colors first wins. Great for toddlers learning colors and counting! FYI - there is not the same amount of each color.

As per other reviews, the blocks are a little slippery due to the colour. However, my 3 and 5 year olds loved the lively Jeng Ah! They also have a lot of fun playing and building towers. Would recommend for this age group but not serious gamers if that's the case lol we're just here to have a good time. Will be a good gift!

When the package arrived it was completely torn. The top has been torn off, the sides have been torn off and a plastic "window" has been cut out in the middle. Thankfully, the blocks are packaged separately from the box they come in and come with a storage pouch. I don't think I have any missing parts but more care should have been taken. Other than that the blocks are very nice and I look forward to using them in my class.

I love this colorful version of the game! The blocks are not smooth and stack well. All blocks appear to be the same in size and appearance. The dice that come with the game add to the fun of the game, but this makes the game end faster, so kids usually just play the game the traditional way. I am also happy to discover the Lewo brand. I recently bought a set of Lewo tangrams and I'm happy too, so will be looking for other Lewo toys in the future!

I bought this to use in my class as a general purpose review game: I wrote a number on each block with a marker and then made a list of review questions that answered that would accompany game. . My high school students loved it! The dice you roll to determine which color you should draw is a twist they particularly liked. The blocks are a little more slippery than in the original Jenga, which makes the tower fall faster. It can be frustrating for younger kids, but it worked for 11-14 year…

Great idea with multicolored blocks for playing Jenga but rolling dice for different colors makes it difficult to access some colors which frustrates my playing grandkids. Also, the paint is sticky and won't let the blocks slide out easily. The plastic sleeve used to install the game is very thin. I don't expect it to last very long. Overall very disappointed, hoped it would be a great game for my 3 grandkids. Too bad he didn't come back in time. I would have preferred better quality Jenga as…

It was a really fun game. I bought it to use when I had friends over for drinks and it was really fun to play. Although we didn't really follow the rules, we were able to just play as we went and managed to turn it into a drinking game. Needless to say, we had a blast playing this falling tower game. And for those who think it's just wanting to be Jenga, it's actually better because you have to roll the dice to figure out which color to draw, making the game even more difficult. Of course, you…

As a pediatric occupational therapist I like the possibilities of this toy. I bought this to use with my clients, assuming all sorts of fine motor skills. However, there are some problems. When I first opened the package, I noticed the smell of paint on the parts. This smell dissipated over time. Straight out of the box some blocks stuck together as if they were boxed before the paint had fully dried. As a result, some of the paint flaked off before the first use. Another problem with paint is…