We love to play games as a family- it connects us in a way that just sitting and watching TV or playing on our phones does not. ThinkFun offers a variety of games that are educational and fun for the family. I was given the opportunity to review 3 of their newest games and I am excited to share them with you as you start Christmas shopping for your kids.
At ThinkFun, we’re passionate about our effort to make learning fun. It drives everything we do – and every game, brainteaser and puzzle we create. We love being the spark that ignites young minds and gives children an early learning advantage.
Laser Maze, Jr.
Laser Maze is a Science Logic Maze game for Juniors!
The greatest logic maze game ever is ready to take off – and ignite your problem-solving skills. The mission is to use science and logic to reflect the laser beam to the rockets. Strategically place satellites throughout the maze game to guide the laser’s path, but watch out for space rocks that might get in the way. With 40 out-of-this-world challenges, this fun logic maze game gives little scientists a boost of 21st century thinking.
Features:
- Game Grid with Laser
- 40 Challenges from Easy to Super Hard
- Instruction Manual with Solutions
- 11 Game Tokens (2 Rocket Targets, 3 Space Rock Blockers, 5 Satellite Mirrors and 1 Beam Splitter)
Rush Hour Shift
Rush Hour Shift is a 2-Player Strategy Game
Recommended by American Mensa Rush Hour Shift is a bumper-to-bumper logic game. Based off of the best-selling sliding block game, this gridlock challenge is a battle of strategy and logic for two. As you draw cards, you’ll need a little luck and a clever strategy to get your car out first. You’ll have to think fast because this two-player logic game shifts as you play. Will you advance your own car or block your opponent? The options and learning in this logic game are endless.
Features:
- Traffic Grid
- 12 Blocking Vehicles
- 2 Hero Cars
- 32 Cards
- Instructions with 10 Game Set-Ups
- Travel Bag
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Mandy P.
Sunday 22nd of November 2015
These look amazing! Great for the getting kids interested in science and music! Thanks for introducing me