🧩 Assorted Chroma Teaser by Project Genius Review

I like it very much! I bought it because it looked sophisticated and thought my 7 year old would love it. As long as he's possessed! Definitely difficult! And fun to play!

I love colorful things and I love logic puzzles. This is a great combination. Started playing as soon as it appeared and I was hooked. I had to force myself to put it down before playing too many cards to play again another day. This is a single player game.

I love this puzzle! I bought it for my 14 year old son. He loves logic grid puzzles and is great at math. The first puzzles were pretty easy and I was afraid it wouldn't stress him enough. Then he got stuck on riddle number 8, and it got harder and harder from there. I love finding games that develop critical thinking skills. Plus, there's storage space in the compartment so those cards aren't scattered around the house. Great game and looking forward to the boosters.

There are many things I like about this game. A player is interested in gambling. The cards get more difficult the further you play. You have to figure out what some of the clues are trying to tell you in order to follow the clues. It's like a double puzzle for me! I like that you really have to think to keep playing. The only thing I don't like is that there are only 25 maps, I went through all the maps in about 2 1/2 hours. You can repeat the puzzles, but it won't be a new game. The replay…

I recently ordered a Chroma Cube to share with my family for a summer get together. My family loves strategy games and problem solving, so I knew this would be perfect. When I opened the box, my first impression was how beautiful the pieces are! Vibrant colors and attention to detail make the Chroma Cube beautiful enough to use as home decor! The parts look well made and I expect they will hold up well for a long time. The cards get harder as the number increases, and each of us enjoyed sitting

Nice game. I'm a teacher and I have a group of high school students that I play games with every Friday afternoon. Although this is a single player game, it's perfect for kids who want to be in a group but aren't in the way. And it's such an attractive, beautifully made game that I plan on keeping it on my desk as a decoration and/or for the kids to play with when they want to be around and not talk again. I solved the first 10 puzzles last night when the game came out and found them delightful

This game is fun and addictive. We had fun competing and completing the maps. Sometimes we even keep track of time. Frustration comes as you go higher in the cards. Hints become confusing and inaccurate. For example, map shows 22 columns while answer key shows rows. This makes the solution very difficult. It is also annoying that there can be several ways to solve this problem, but the map only shows one of them. It makes you feel like you're wrong when you're not. It would be nice if there was

Over the years my family and I have thoroughly enjoyed Color Sudoku (as well as Mastermind which requires 2 players), but now I live on my own and was drawn to this puzzle because I could easily play it myself . plus (PLUS!) It's a beautiful puzzle that doesn't take up much room on my coffee table or kitchen counter. It's tempting to just play with the blocks without solving any of the included puzzle cards. Even my little grandkids (3, 2, 1) love to just throw all the blocks out of the puzzle…

I've been having memory problems lately so I've decided to try puzzles. I downloaded a few apps to my phone first, but the only difference I saw was that I'm definitely using my phone more, which is definitely not an 'improvement'. So I decided to try a more tactile experience. I received the Chroma Cube 3 weeks ago and I find it to be a great memorization tool that is both stimulating and fun! It took me a minute to learn all the color names. then of course I found the color key in the…