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This is a really fun game and we’ve enjoyed playing it together. It is a bit on the expensive side, but that’s understandable since it is imported and not something you often find in stores. One thing to be aware of is that the game depends on having all the pieces, so if any go missing it can’t really be played properly. It’s worth the purchase if you take good care of the parts and want something unique to add to your collection.

▼小さい子供と遊ぶ場合 まずは子供が楽しいと思えるように、手加減して遊びましょう。自分は5秒待ってから始めるなどのハンデを付けてください。 次第に向こうから誘ってきますが、まだ我慢してギリギリのところで負けましょう。ただ、何回かに1回は勝って、勝負の雲行きを怪しくしてください。 ハンデがなくてもギリギリの勝負になったら全力で戦ってください。煽り散らかし、逆にやられて盛大に負け、初心者を育てましょう。そしてまた後継者を作りましょう。 ▼大人同士で遊ぶ場合 最初から喧嘩してください。

1人でも2人でも楽しめる所です。

頭のトレーニングにちょうど良いゲームです。

Jeu très bien pour passer du temps transportable et ludique

Juego muy divertido que no entiende de edades. Se puede jugar individualmente o contra alguien para volverlo más interesante. Lo importante es que en ambos casos juegas y desarrollas la rapidez mental. Mi hija tiene 8 años y juega perfectamente.

A great brain game, for all ages. We love this in our house! It is one of our go-to games! It's quick and easy and you can play multiple rounds, love it!

Got this after seeing the single player puzzle games and thought it’ll be fun for some competitive action. As far as I can see this is the only one that’s 2 players. Although not as difficult as the single player puzzle with less pieces, it is still challenging enough to be fun and with the added pressure of the opponent trying to solve the puzzle before you and ejecting your pieces there’s lots of replay-ability and LOL moments. Parents beware, your little ones might surprise you with their abilities to solve these faster than you can say “I think somethings wrong with mine…” Highly recommended.

Kanoodle Head-to-Head is a fun two-player puzzle game that challenges both players to arrange pieces and solve the same pattern before the other person. The compact design makes it easy to bring on trips, to family gatherings, or anywhere boredom might try to join the party. It encourages spatial reasoning, concentration, and quick thinking without feeling like homework. Just be warned: one friendly round can quickly turn into a serious championship with absolutely no prize.