🧩 Discover Fun Challenges with Think Fun 5820 P Amaze Puzzle Game Review

Bought for my son. I've heard great things, but getting this to switch mazes is next to impossible. It takes me forever to do this, my son could never do this on his own. I have to press so hard that it will probably break under the necessary pressure. Look elsewhere, especially for younger children.

This is a fun little puzzle. I bought this for my five year old (soon to be six) who loves mazes. Untangling it can be quite difficult, but that didn't stop him at all. He immediately played with it for 40 minutes! I leave explanations of how it works to other authors, they understand it better. I'm just saying that it's not too difficult for a young person.

Many settings completely cover the finish. The photo is just one of several examples. I bought this for my six year old daughter who loves mazes and she was very upset. BLACKED! After reading the instructions (stupid of me) I see that it actually says you can move the red bars when you get to them. I still only give two stars because I think it's not very intuitive and still frustrating for kids.

It's quite funny and interesting how they get so many different mazes. I thought it would be great for long car rides but my kids 12, 11, 8 got bored quickly. I think it was too difficult for her. Instead of just being a new maze from start to finish, you have to move pieces around to create paths. I think they had too many options and it was too difficult for them, so they gave up.

Worst product for the money bought to use as a cognitive development tool with my patience. The concept sounded good are 16 patterns, you have to change the pattern to get to the finish, which would be easier if the product was made better, the switches on the button were flat in relation to the surface of the product and almost impossible to slide left or right to switch the maze I don't usually write reviews but this product was so poorly designed with such a confusing concept, don't waste…

Bought for my son who loves mazes. 2 problems with it. First, once you figure out how to solve the first level, this solution becomes the end of many other levels. The same applies to other tasks. In the end, they're just snippets of the levels you've already figured out. I should have guessed this would be the case since there are so few moving parts available that there must be duplicate parts in the configurations. My second has nothing to do with the quality of this product but my son who…

I got this labyrinth at the request of my 5 year old child. The toy suggests it's for slightly older children. My son struggles to play with toys for a long time. He often changes what he does because he seeks inspiration in games that encourage him to think thoughtfully and practice. I was pleasantly surprised that this toy was an incredible hit around the world. He liked the different mazes and had no problem installing them. This toy caught his attention and he really enjoyed showing his…