Number Matching Wood Block Stacking Game - CoolToys Timber Tower Playset (48 Pieces) Review

Try it first before gifting it, especially for a child as young as 3. You need to be creative as to how to use it with 3 dice and 48 blocks. Don’t count on practicing addition. You can only roll between 3 and 18. No clear ideas for how else to use the blocks with the dice. No mention of the dice in the instructions at all, which are already written differently on opposite sides of the box. One side says to use three blocks per layer and the other side says to use four, obviously a typo.

Jenga is fun but playing with dice and numbers makes it more of a challage yet equalily fun. The blocks are colored with low-quality paint that could easily chip or fade. Bought for adults.

Fun game but some pieces were hard to get out, they were stuck really tight but I don't know if that how is supposed to be, the wood and numbers looked well made.

I haven't had a chance to use these yet but they seem well made. I'm going to use them in my classroom as a review game: pull a block out and whatever number is on there is the question the student has to answer. I did have a hard time getting the tower back into its packaging (it's a pretty tight fit) and I knew if I was having trouble, being super careful, my students would probably destroy the box in heartbeat. Instead, I bought a 2.7 quart tupperware box to store the blocks.

It's fun to play with my daughter, she likes these very much, we spent hours laughing it's good fun to enjoy with family. That's my review!

The older grand kids are excited about playing with this, but the younger ones are still needing a little age and practice to figure out not to knock it down on purpose.

5.0/5.0 for shipping and delivery on time.Product is good for the price as you get 3 dices along with it which you can use in other games which needs.I expected the blocks surface to be very smooth and polished but the one I got is little rough so sometimes it is difficult to pull the blocks out.

These were a gift to my 10-year old grandson who requested them. I selected yours because of the size and the fact they were numbered so he could need to remove them in numerical sequence or not.