Dimension: The Brain Game to Go | Brainteasers |Puzzles| Solo Games | 1 Player | Dimension | Stacking Game | Kosmos Game

Father's in law loved it for his bday! Now that he's retired (68), he loves to keep busy with all these quirky brain games.

Great traveling game, perfect for coffee table, airplane tray table or airport layovers. This simple puzzle game keeps your brain engaged without the drama of board games. If you get interrupted, it's easy to go back to. It plays like the full-size version, but this can be played solo. The the quality is good the build is solid, and the plastic storage box becomes the playing surface. This game takes up very little space. Very portable. Well worth it.

Nice compact game that makes you think critically. Great use of your time solving each challenge without electronics. Bought this for myself not for a kid. Love the rules that you have to follow to solve it. But will also be perfect for a kid who loves solving puzzles. Value for money? Maybe $10 would be perfect not $15.

I gave this to my son with the intention of having him bring it to his gifted class at his school (they always ask for donations of brainteasers, puzzles, games, and the like) but decided to give it a test run myself first. My head is spinning, and I don't consider myself a total dummy...this is something with such convoluted instructions that I don't know that I have the brain capacity to memorize them, so I was constantly referring to them for gameplay. The concept seemed good and we're always on the hunt for a unique puzzle game...the verdict is still out as to if this is a viable choice.

Wonderful

Fun little brainteaser. Good to pull out when you've got a couple minutes you want to kill.

Great for travel

it’s good for small kids

If like me your family won't play board games with you this is an excellent solitary puzzle which is compact and tactile. Recommended

Not a favourite, I'm sorry to say. Very confusing instructions that don't configure to the solutions at the back of the booklet (can there be more than one solution?!) and I would have welcomed more of an instruction as to the aim of the game so that I understood what I was supposed to be doing. Not for me.