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This is an interesting game, I suppose the closest analogy would be 'Jenga', but instead of trying to remove wooden blocks without destroying the tower instead you place magnetic metal pieces within a defined area trying to prevent them attracting each other.Basically the way the game works is the pieces are divided among the players and then a string 'perimeter' that is provided is laid out on your playing surface. Players then in turn place pieces within the string perimeter with the view of keeping them apart. If any pieces are attracted to and join with the placed piece the player that placed the piece picks up all the pieces that joined together. The winner is the first player to place all their pieces and end up with none.Provided with the pieces/string you also get a nice cloth storage bag to keep them all safe in. All in all a fun game ideal for those rainy days or travel.

This is such a simple but fun and addictive game.It's two players, you share the magnetics and put the string in circle shape.One player puts there magnetic in the middle and then the next. If your magnetic attracts any magnetics then you have to keep them. The first player to put all their magnetics down is the winner

This resembles a game of marbles (for those of us old enough to know how to play it!) with a bag full of shiny pebbles and a long piece of string.Much like marbles you just create an "arena" with the string, and then take it in turns to add one of your magnets into the area marked out. If the piece you put down attracts another piece (whether yours or your opponents) then you have to take all the pieces that stuck together and add them back to your pile.The first player to use all their pieces wins. Couldn't be simpler.As you can imagine, this game gets tricky pretty fast once space starts to become a premium. There is a tendency for it to snowball a bit with one player inevitably getting into a position where it's impossible for them to win and that can happen in a single move. This makes it a very fast game, but also surprisingly fair.I think this is a great little game that fits in a small bag and has a very wide age range where it's fun to play.

For best (harder game) play on glass table or simular

In the box are small magnets, a length of cord, and a piece of paper with gibberish on both sides; unsurprisingly, the word 'chess' is a nonsense. There are two sets of rules - one is barely intelligible - if that -and the other total nonsense, as, apart from redefining syntax, it talks of using a 'Nestle' and a 'sponge', both non-existent. If you decide to play a game, you'll have to invent one of your own. Also, the magnets supplied are small, and eminently swallowable - don't let small children near them. A waste of time.

I love this game and so do the rest of my family. It is simply to set up, quick to play and packs away into a small bag so it is easy to take if you are travelling.I’m not sure why they call it chess because it has nothing to do with chess. However, if you ignore this piece of odd marketing and enjoy it for what it is you won’t disappointed.Great fun and heartily recommended.

I love this game but I got this to bolster another set because there wasn't a lot of pieces and the game was over quickly. With extra pieces there Is more then enough to have more players tooIt's an easy game and there are really no rule just get rid of your pebbles 😉Just watch out for children swallowing the magnets supervise them