Smart Games - Colour Code, Puzzle Game with 100 Challenges, 5+ Years

6yo loves playing with it and fun gor adults to have a go too. Good quality

Cracking game this was, kept my daughter busy for hours

Bought to play with grandchildren, a game where children need to think and plan, stimulates young minds, also good for younger children to just play with the shapes.

Best gift our 5 year old had for Christmas, he loves it!!! The challenges book is fantastic and the fact you get a free app too is even better… he’s spent a whole afternoon playing with this! Longest he has ever engaged with one individual game

This is great for kids particularly. Even my 3 year old is able to do the early problems but still later ones are hard for older kids. If you are big into logic games this won't be too challenging, but it's enjoyable for adults too.

It's a good game for some simple fun but I managed to do all 100 puzzles in an hour. The first 50 are a joke as it's only 2-3 shapes so you can still see the original shape & know where to put it. If all the hundred puzzles where like the last 20 then it might be nearer worth the money but as it is I think it's over priced for the entertainment you get out of it.

This is really great for young people's development and I amazed at how my little one (6yrs) has taken to this.It's good for pretty much all ages after 4 or 5 right upto elders as there are a few difficulty levels increasing as you go. It is fun on your own or in a group, you can race against the clock for added pressure and a competitive element. The box it comes in is too large for travel but placing the pieces into a tupperware or container like this would be great for travel. The quality is sound but beware of little hands dropping pieces on the floor, I imagine these could get lost or damaged rather easily but with care should last a long while. I would recommend this for anyone with or without children.

There games are superb they have longevityWhat’s more if you loose a piece they will send you a replacement for postage costs.This game isn’t suited to travel as there are lots of card pieces with no where to store to keep them together - a little box or bag would have been great or even making space for them to be stored in the player spaceThe other thing is I wish they would listen to customers about the quality of the paper in the booklet that you need to play the games. A sturdy cardboard would much improve the level of quality that the rest of the game has.