🧩 Think Outside the Box with Educational Insights Kanoodle Extreme: A Brain-Busting Challenge for All Ages! Review

Perfect for travel because it's small and fun. The only restriction is that you have to solve one of the puzzles to be able to close it again. So if you get stuck and need to regroup, you'll need to go back to one of the early puzzles to put it back together properly.

My 9 year old daughter has a Cannoodle, a Genius Cannoodle and this extreme. She likes genius, then extreme, then regular. She likes the genius the most because he builds more pyramids than the others. She likes the extreme second BC, it's harder than the others and has more pieces. She still loves the regular Kanoodle and plays it all the time, but is glad she has more complex ones.

I first bought the original Kanoodle game for my high school students to play in class and during their free time, but the original was too simple. So I have this version! I think I love it more than the kids, even though they play it a lot. I like that it is more challenging and there are many more games and levels to complete. The bag is perfect because the instruction pack fits perfectly in the slot on the back (the instructions for the original just sit inside and can easily get lost)…

I would recommend the original for the glove box, this one for a more stable surface. I liked the three-dimensional puzzles the most. I don't think this is suitable for young children no matter how smart they are as coordination comes with age. Despite the clear will of the manufacturer, these pyramids easily fall over. I'm 60 years old, don't tremble and I'll see one of these riddles fall 10 times before I solve it. That being said, if you like a challenge, this might just be what you don't…

We have some of these Kanoodle toys. We keep them on standby for screen-free fun. Let me tell you, if you're a casual user, this is noticeably harder than the original Kanoodle 3D puzzle. I think the details themselves complicate the task. Anyway, the first pair is easy. Then I jumped to #12 and got stuck. With practice, and by going through the easier ones first, I know I can crack the puzzles. But it is not easy. Not for an easily frustrated 8 year old, but a good challenge for older kids and

Daughter (9) came home from school and said she wanted it. One of her classmates played it during a personal election. Since it's COVID time they can't do anything together so it's solo games at this time. She found it on Revain and said yes it is. Now she has some free time and her teacher mentioned how much my daughter liked it and focused on solving puzzles while playing it for a couple of weeks. It's a great size and packaging for backpacking. It has a lot of loose parts, so it's not great…

I bought Kanoodle Extreme for my daughter's birthday. She already had the original Kanoodle and solved all the puzzles; So I figured it would be fun. It's designed better than the original; It includes not only a place to store parts, but also instructions. Like the original, the puzzles cover a wide range of difficulty levels, making them suitable for all ages. My daughter is 12 years old and knows about such things. Although she has already solved many of the main puzzles, she still has many…

Both Extreme and Original have 12 play elements (noodles). Each noodle is a string of 3, 4 or 5 beads arranged at different angles. Extreme pearls have a polygonal shape. The original beads are round. There are 56 beads in Extreme (8 fives, 4 fours). There are only 55 pearls in the original (8 fives, 3 fours, one three). Extreme has 3 types of puzzles: 2D, 3D, 2D sliding. There are 2 types of puzzles in Original: 2D and 3D. Extreme 2D playground is a 5-row honeycomb. Each row has 11 holes…