FoxMind Games: Maze Racers, Exciting Building and Racing Board Game, Competitive Gameplay, 2 to 4 Players, Small Parts Included, For Ages 8 and up

My son loves magnets, mazes and marbles... this was an all in one gift for him. one of his favorite activities. He's had it almost 2 years and it has held up well.

Wonderful - Wonderful - Wonderful!! I love mazes, so does my 5 year old grandson. As I opened the box and took out items he immediately started creating his own mazes. He like punching out the bars from the mold (they come out clean, easy and no burrs). Magnets work great! AS you tip board to move marbles through maze the bars stay stuck/magnetized to the board. Great to have two boards and two colors of bars. Plenty of different sizes of bars to make small, long or curved maze trails. A truly great game or just personal creations.

Is it really fun to play with but sometimes it gets bored.

My kids play with this for a long time! They play with it even without it being a race. They just enjoy making mazes and having people go through them. At one point we added sticky notes you had to collect or avoid along the way. The game is fun too though. Endless possibilities for all ages to enjoy. (4, 6,8 yr olds)

Great game! Love the creative aspect of building a maze which includes spatial relations, problem solving and logic. Add to that the excitement of racing. So glad to have a game without screens or batteries. Very refreshing to find a new, well-made, fun game! I can think of fun ways to use this in a group setting when we get the chance. Fun for teens and adults too.The nitty gritty: it is very well made. The game includes more than enough foam walls with magnetic bottoms, wooden balls, two very sturdy trays, a timer and two wooden dowels to check the maze for spacing. The foam walls are soft but as long as they aren't abused should last a long time.Overall worth the price for a good quality fun game!

Bought this game on a whim after watching videos about it from GenCon 2015. I definitely recommend it for children of pretty much all ages. My 6 year old loves it and even went as far as to make "traps" in the maze for the ball to get stuck in. My 4 year old *wants* to play, but loses interest. He does like the race part. Your mileage with kids may vary, but there is nothing in the box that is too hard for children as young as 4 (reading, etc.)The components are top quality. The magnets stick and don't move or shift at all in the race, but aren't so magnetic that pulling it off the board makes me fear the foam will separate from the magnet. It's a quality game - and this comes from someone who has over 250 board games. It folds together expertly too.The game has great replayability as you can make a typical type maze (think a hedge-rows maze) or something as abstract as a pachinko game. Build traps that are easy to get stuck in, but hard to get out - it's different every time. With the included timer you can really start to stretch the game to making the building of the maze the "first race" and the actual ball racing is the "second race".Absolutely recommend this game.

This is an ok maze game. We found it a little boring after playing a few times though. The maze pieces are foam with a magnet on them. I think the price should be more like $25 instead of $40. The price is the main reason I didn’t like it I guess.

Purchased for grandkids ages 8-12. Fun game that uses a bit of engineering and strategy. It takes thought and a little skill to build a good maze. Four can play in two teams just as easily as two players, especially if you have a younger child in the mix. This encourages team work and sharing of ideas. It can also be played solo.Very well designed with high quality materials. Super simple rules.The magnetic pieces do shift a little, so extra care needs to be taken when the maze is passed to the opposing player or team. It would be nice if they had a little more magnetic strength.