Review on 🧩 Explore Mind-Bending Challenges with Educational Insights Kanoodle Twisting Solitaire by Jacob Richardson

As the name suggests, this is an amazing and fun puzzle game. I played with it for hours over Christmas. It can be very addictive once you start, but it can depend on how much fun you enjoy solving puzzles. 2D puzzles are divided into 6 levels of difficulty. As an adult I would say that the first 4 levels which are 102 out of 200 puzzles are pretty easy. Up to level 5 it's actually not difficult. There are 30 level 5 puzzles and 30 level 6 puzzles. Three-dimensional puzzles where you build a pyramid are divided into 3 levels of difficulty. It's harder than 2D puzzles. I find that even level 1 3D puzzles can be a bit tricky. The body and all the details feel solid and well made. I love that everything is kept in one compact package so you can easily take it with you wherever you go. However, when you are traveling you need to be extra careful with the purple item. It's just 4 balls connected in a row that roll around quite a bit and fly away from you slightly. I'll also point out that the riddle book doesn't come with solutions to any of the riddles, so there's no room for cheating. It will take me a while to solve all the puzzles, but I'm looking forward to it. I also think it has a lot of replay value. Even if you manage to solve all the puzzles, you are unlikely to remember the solutions.