Ubongo 3D - a Kosmos Game | Geometric Puzzle Game with Three-Dimensional Blocks | Family Friendly Fun Game | Highly Re-Playable | Quality Components (Made in Germany) | 1 to 4 Players, Ages 8 and up

Awesome game. Great fun for the family.I wish the cards were made of cardboard and not just paper.Our old version used to be cardboard.

This game is entertaining for adults and children. The parts are contained in the box to keep it all easy to play. The game is made well.

Super fun game that kept my 8 year old entertained for hours on a long car ride. I love that she’s able to use critical thinking and get off of screens while still ‘playing’ a game!!

I bought this game for a small party, and honestly, I was a bit worried that it might be too easy for adults. Fortunately, it turned out to be more challenging than I expected. Because of that, I noticed that some people who weren't familiar with this type of puzzle struggled with the green-level problems right from the start. However, as the difficulty gradually increased, I saw many of them adapt and keep up with the others.Given the nature of this game, which uses three-dimensional shapes, there is a basic level of difficulty. Not all adults have excellent spatial awareness, so I believe it strikes a good balance as a fun, quick-thinking game for gamers.

This game is a lot of fun and my family enjoys playing it together. The timed aspect makes it interesting and my 5-year-old is often making it on the 3-piece challenges. My only complaint is that everything is made from cardboard, which I can see getting soft after several games with snacks. Fortunately, the cardboard is pretty thick.

I like doing 5 of these a day. The pieces fit well on the playing surface and I like how compact the cards and pieces fit in the box. The little drawer for the plastic polyominoes works well. I think the puzzles provide enough challenge for an adult. I think younger kids under 10 may get frustrated and give up or lose the pieces.

Wow!!!

I love it. It’s compact, portable, and brain-burny. It’s a little bigger than a game of Uno.