🧩 Explore Mind-Bending Challenges with Educational Insights Kanoodle Twisting Solitaire Review

I bought this to take to basketball tournaments to entertain my youngest (7 year old, 1st grade) between games. It was a hit. I think a lot of my sons (7th grade) teammates even like it. One of the player's siblings (3rd grade) is always hanging around and I can tell exactly what he wants. So if I ask if you want to play Kanoodle. It's always YES! Great game for a very wide age range.

Well, I'm 23 years old and doing my doctorate. I wanted to buy this cheap jigsaw puzzle as a gift for my nephews. BUT it is an absolutely amazing game, I fell in love with it within minutes, the puzzles (especially the 3rd one) are a lot of fun and the top level puzzles are not easy at all! I can't think of anyone, from babies to old men, who isn't happy they have a Canoodle! And my first impression is that it will definitely improve the intelligence of young children.

Bought this as a supplement to therapeutic entertainment for adults with traumatic brain injury or cognitive problems due to stroke or dementia. It can be made very simple or more complex and seems to have broad appeal. The only thing that confuses me is that the book is very small with clues to solve or puzzles. I had to use an electronic loupe or enlarge it on a color copier to make it useful. Even the downloads from the site weren't that big, which surprised me. Thanks to its compact size…

I ordered this because I was bored during quarantine and I'm glad I did. This is a really simple concept, but it can be quite complex. It was easy to get used to and I like the compact body because it's easy to store. It would even be good for traveling. I'm 21 and did the beginning levels and was a little worried I was too old to play, but the medium and hard levels are a good challenge. Harder levels require some thought but aren't impossible, which is great because there's nothing worse than

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…

Similar to some smartphone apps, but can be used without electricity. They will give you 1 "big" game board/storage block that you need to fill up with unused pieces as instructed before playing to create a smaller board. It's annoying. You must also pack the pieces perfectly to close them. It would be a lot more fun to have different sized game boards and game pieces with some black "don't move" pieces to fill the pieces to set up in a drawstring bag. Just by using additional pieces you have…