SmartGamesJump in’, a Cognitive Skill-Building Travel Puzzle Game for Kids and Adults Ages 7 & Up, 60 Challenges in Travel-Friendly Case.

I purchased the game for my nephew’s 8th birthday and that evening was told that he and his 6 year old brother had both been playing it. Less than a week later my sister-in-law wanted to know what other games were available.

Our logically minded grandson who is about 4 and a half years old excitedly worked through the introductory level with his parents and us when we presented this game to him. His father reports that he has stopped waking them up in the morning to work on it with them and has returned to older levels to complete on his own.Very cute pieces. Easily portable. No losing, only winning!! Highly recommended.

Helps with brain exercise for a Parkingsons disease. I am a PD patient and these little games help me with keeping my brain active and dexterity as well. I usually look at the first two or three answers to get the hang of it. The fact that they are super cute is a bonus. I'm 58 btw and these little games are engaging to keep me excited to work on them ..

Love these smart games.

My children tend to get bored on car trips. So, I purchased several travel games to break up the monotony of video gams and tv in the car. This product is self-explanatory and easy to use. Just the right size for travelling. Good for children ages 6 and up. Durable and fun. Definitely entertaining.

It was a part of a gift for a very smart 6 year old girl. She absolutely loved it and her mom called FaceTime to show me how involved her daughter was figuring out new steps, progressing through levels.Great gift for a curious child who loves puzzles and games.

These are great games! I love that they are so portable, and that they are great for kids and adults. I have a couple in my fifth grade classroom, and they are wonderful for kids who are finished with their work and need something hands-on but stimulating. These really test your mind and are quite addicting. They start off super easy, but continue up through 60 increasingly more difficult levels. I have 2 at home and still have not solved the last level of challenges. I have a lovely game-loving friend with Down's Syndrome who introduced these to me. We played it as a cooperative game, working together to solve the challenges. It is fun either way. I bought a few as gifts for nephews. There are several choices and they are pretty sturdy. I will say that there are small pieces which could easily get lost, and you wouldn't be able to play if you don't have them all. However, it all fits nicely into a sturdy little box, so if you're careful, it should last for years. Sometimes I put one on the coffee table when I have guests. It's great to sit and play with for people who might need something to do with their hands.

This is one of the rare games in my house that everyone, age 8 to teen/adult, is willing to play. The puzzle facet is interesting, and the different levels make it so younger/newer players can have some success as they get the hang of it. The more advanced puzzles really do give your brain a workout. It says it is a "one player" game, but I have five kids and 1-3 of them can play with this together with lots of turn-taking and discussion. There's a lot of movement and it's both fun and logical to make little rabbits hop around the game board.The pieces are super cute, (bunnies!) so often, when they tire of puzzling, they will make up little stories about the animals. This gives it additional play value, for sure, but could also be a drawback for travel or regular playroom messiness, since you do have to keep track of all the pieces in order to do the puzzles. They come in plastic zipper bags, so it's not hard, but be aware that everything needs to stay together. Really attractive and well-made. This was a good purchase for us. I also recommend "Smart Farm," a similar puzzle-type game with farm animal pieces.